A new study shows about 77 percent of the workers’ compensation benefits received by injured Wisconsin employees go toward paying for medical care, adding another wrinkle to a heated debate between a coalition of employers and the health care industry at the Capitol.
The study from the National Academy of Social Insurance found that Wisconsin’s percentage was the highest in the country, which had ...
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