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Workers' compensation reform efforts are gaining steam in New York, where competing proposals attempt to address the same problem: The system is uniquely expensive and uniquely stingy. Unions placed increased benefits at the top of their legislative agenda; insurance and business interests responded with a push to contain costs that are 34 percent above the national average, due largely to a provision allowing workers to collect for life.
March 26, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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