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Mar. 5, 2009
Both chambers of Wyoming’s Legislature on Monday, March 2, approved a bill that would provide annual cost-of-living increases for workers’ compensation permanent-disability cases.
H.B. 54, sponsored by the Joint Labor, Health and Social Services Interim Committee, would adjust permanent-disability benefit increases by 3 percent or an amount equal to increases in the Consumer Price Index, depending on which is less. It also would increase death benefits.
A spokeswoman for Wyoming Gov. Dave Freuden did not immediately return a telephone call about whether the governor would sign the bill.
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