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Taxes are going up in California, jobs are going down.
"State Fund, the largest writer of workers compensation insurance in California, wants to increase its rates by an average of 5.2 percent, starting in January.
The company says the rate filing also includes changes “that will better serve employers in California’s workers’ compensation insurance market.”
Who can afford a government that better serves us when the bottom line is fewer employees and higher unemployment?
Add these to the reason jobs are leaving the State--government wanting to "help" us.
Wait till the Unemployment tax is doubled--to pay off the $10 billion we have borrowed from the Feds to continue paying unemployment checks--how many jobs will that cost?
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"State Fund, the largest writer of workers compensation insurance in California, wants to increase its rates by an average of 5.2 percent, starting in January.
The company says the rate filing also includes changes “that will better serve employers in California’s workers’ compensation insurance market.”
Who can afford a government that better serves us when the bottom line is fewer employees and higher unemployment?
Add these to the reason jobs are leaving the State--government wanting to "help" us.
Wait till the Unemployment tax is doubled--to pay off the $10 billion we have borrowed from the Feds to continue paying unemployment checks--how many jobs will that cost?
More...