2009 Minnesota Workers' Compensation Reform
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Commissioner Steve Sviggum discusses the unique reform process the State of Minnesota is currently engaged in. Join us for a great discussion on their innovative use of workgroups to forge new legislation for the coming year.
Read Commissioner Sviggum's reform announcement letter:
"Workers' Compensation Reform: Roll Up Our Sleeves And Get The Job Done".
For more information on Commissioner Sviggum, click here.
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