"Year after year, Floridians are seeing a decrease in workers' compensation rates. This is fantastic news as Florida's small businesses are the backbone of our economy and paying less for workers' compensation coverage helps business owners combat the impacts of rising inflation," Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis said in a release. (Credit: Rawpixel.com/Shutterstock.com)
Florida, New Jersey, and Oregon have all made recent announcements concerning workers' compensation rates for 2023. Below is a general summary of each state's announcement.
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