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TX DOI site has Workers', MO DOI site has Workers (no apostrophe), CA DOI has Workers'

Posted By: tbur on 2009-06-23
In Reply to: Workers' Comp versus Workmans' Comp? - LMT

Subject: TX DOI site has Workers', MO DOI site has Workers (no apostrophe), CA DOI has Workers'

Most state's department of insurance sites seem to use Workers'. I have not seen Workman or Workmen in any form. I hope this helps.


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