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Back to the future with ACC experience rating - by Kevin Hague
There are quite a number of nasty legislative and regulatory provisions coming into force today. Among them are Nick Smith’s Experience Rating Regulations for ACC. Experience rating will result in an individual employer’s ACC levies being adjusted up or down on the basis of their work injury record. The idea is supposedly that individual employers [...] read moreApril 1, 2011 2:01 pm - 4 Comments -
Spinning it on ACC levies - by frog
ACC’s advertising last week promoting the Government’s proposed increase in motorcycle levies countinues a disturbing trend under the National-led Government of using public service funding – in this case your and my ACC levies – to promote Government political spin. read moreNovember 9, 2009 2:06 pm - 17 Comments
