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The National Council on Compensation Insurance, which makes rate filings for the industry, submitted a proposal in August that called for an overall 1 percent rate decrease.

The state Office of Insurance Regulation matched a 15.1 percent decrease requested in August by the National Council on Compensation Insurance, which makes rate filings for the industry.

The report’s authors hypothesized that women represent the majority of COVID claims because women comprise 85% of the nation’s nursing, home health care and nursing aide workforces.

Florida Insurance Commissioner David Altmaier on Thursday ordered an average 7.5 percent reduction in workers’ compensation insurance rates effective Jan.…

Florida businesses will get a break on their insurance bills starting in January.The state Office of Insurance Regulation announced late Friday that it…

Florida regulators are approving a 9.5 percent drop in insurance rates charged to the state's business owners to cover their employees.The Office of…

Rejecting arguments that Florida's Sunshine Law was violated, an appeals court Tuesday upheld a 14.5 percent increase in workers' compensation insurance…

Workers' compensation insurance rates will jump 14.5 percent starting Dec. 1, after a filing Tuesday that carried out a decision by state regulators.The…

State regulators issued an order Tuesday that calls for overall workers-compensation insurance rates to drop by 5.1 percent next year.The Office of…

State regulators will consider a proposal to reduce workers-compensation insurance premiums by an average of 2.2 percent in 2016, according to documents…