California employers got a huge financial break Thursday when the state Supreme Court upheld the formula long used to help calculate workers' compensation for permanent disabilities. The unanimous decision -- which could save businesses as well as local and state governments millions of dollars a year -- held that state legislators didn't change the formula when they passed a workers' comp reform package in 2004. The ruling resolves a split between several appellate courts.
May 04, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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California employers got a huge financial break Thursday when the state Supreme Court upheld the formula long used to help calculate workers’ compensation for permanent disabilities.
The unanimous decision — which could save businesses as well as local and state governments millions of dollars a year — held that state legislators didn’t change the formula when they passed a workers’ comp reform package in 2004.
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