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    WCAB Releases 1st Annual Report on SB 899 Progress

     

    April 20, 2005
    Source: WCAB

    Just as the protests against SB 899 are set to begin this week and next (see our companion article by clicking here<.a>), the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board has just released online its "First Annual Report on SB 899 Progress," complete with color snapshots and powerpoint-like charts.

    The report shows fewer reported claims and rate reductions in the 13% range (even though it was calculated that passing on the full savings by the carriers to employers should have reduced rates by twice that amount),

    The report goes on to summarize progress on rule-making, hiring within the WCAB to implement the new system and training for the PD rating changes.

    To read the full report in pdf format, please click here.*

     

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