Here is some good news for New Hampshire employers: While unemployment tax rates are going up, another major payroll deduction – workers’ compensation – is continuing to go down, though not as much as ...

Legislation filed in the NH Senate would make all types of cancer among firefighters a presumptive occupational disease eligible for workers’ compensation. Under Senate Bill 71, sponsored by a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jul. 16—Eight employers — including BAE Systems, Shaw's Supermarkets and the city of Manchester — won a victory in the state ...

CONCORD — New Hampshire has some of the highest workers’ compensation costs in the country, according to an Insurance Department analysis presented Thursday morning to a special committee studying the ...

A state-by-state summary of which businesses need workers’ compensation insurance for which employees. Many, or all, of the products featured on this page are from our advertising partners who ...

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Workplace injuries are a reality for your business because workers can be injured while performing numerous tasks. The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 2.6 million nonfatal workplace ...

Workers’ compensation insurance isn’t just a legal requirement, it’s a necessary business insurance policy that could save you a lot of money if someone gets hurt on the job. Unfortunately, it’s often ...

Eight employers — including BAE Systems, Shaw’s Supermarkets and the city of Manchester — won a victory in the state Supreme Court on Tuesday that gives them the right to challenge certain workers’ ...

Legislation filed in the New Hampshire Senate would make all types of cancer among firefighters a presumptive occupational disease eligible for workers’ compensation. Under Senate Bill 71, sponsored ...