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Worker's comp costs drive companies out of Illinois In-state plants work hard explaining why their costs dwarf rates at sister plants in other states |
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By KERRY L. SMITH
Due to spiraling workers' compensation claims in Illinois, manufacturers with locations across the U.S. have to fight to justify their Illinois plants' existence when the subject of cost of business - namely workers' compensation payouts - comes up. Jay Dee Shattuck, executive director of the Illinois Chamber Employment Law Council, said as he travels the state, Illinois' workers' comp [continue] |
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By ALAN J. ORTBALS
Angel investor Peter Gregory is willing to invest up to $2 million in new or existing businesses in Southern Illinois and has
helped devise a business plan contest in an effort to locate promising partners.
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