Labor representatives and attorneys say they are concerned about a report that Gov. Scott Walker’s two-year budget plan will call for “drastic” changes in Wisconsin’s well-regarded system for compensating injured workers.
WALKER BUDGET | unsigned MEMO outlines major changes
Changes coming to worker's compensation system?
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is reportedly considering changes to the state's worker's compensation system that has some stakeholders concerned.
The program would be removed from the state Department of Workforce Development and split between two other state agencies.
The state is also projecting to end the current fiscal year with a $132 million deficit.
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