VSEA Members Have Proven Way To Reduce AOT Workers’ Comp Claims, But Why Is It Not Statewide?

In January 2009, VSEA members Geroge Walker and Dan Whipple celebrated with employees at the St. Johnsbury AOT garage after the garage was named the nation’s first transportation shop to be awarded Voluntary Protection Program Star Status; a prestigious honor awarded for achieving the highest level of safety and health protections possible.

A recent report shows AOT workers’ comp claims continue to hover near the top across state gov’t. The question then is why aren’t more AOT garages adopting the VPP to help save the State some much needed money?

VTDigger Posts Good Summary Of Vermont Taxation Options

Food For Thought:

"Are rich people leaving the state? According to information from the IRS, tax filers moving into the state earn about 18 percent more on average than taxpayers who leave the state. In 2008, the average income of a new Vermonter was about $53,000, while the wages of the average Vermonter migrating out of state were about $44,000."

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