“This is another significant decrease to workers’ compensation rates,” said Dean Cameron (pictured above), director of the Idaho Department of Insurance. Cameron noted that rates have declined in 10 of the past 11 years, including nine consecutive years of decreases.
Idaho workers’ compensation rates to drop again in 2026
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