Citizen in a RepublicNH House Testimony

HB744

House · 2025 sessionDemocraticDied in House

Workers' comp benefit percentage change

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Changes the workers' compensation indemnity benefits percentage to 66 2/3 percent of a worker's average weekly wage.

relative to workers' compensation indemnity benefits percentage.Official record

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176 submissions
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All 12 written submissions were individually written — no organized campaign detected.

Status

Died on the table in the House · March 6, 2025
  1. Introduced
  2. House
  3. Senate
  4. Governor
  5. Law
Sponsors, hearings & roll-call votes

The record · every submission as filed

176 submissions
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Amy Agostino
for Myself
Londonderry

This bill would be good for NH workers; our current unemployment percentages are far below those of neighboring states

Support
Sandy Blanchard
for Myself
Loudon

We need to be kind to all of God's creatures!

Support
Ann West
for Myself
Concord

I support this bill.

Support
Susan Orkin
for Myself
Grantham

This is a sneaky way of getting around the requirement that someone must live in the town of the school district.

Support
Mandy Boulton
for Myself
Newport

I support changing this to 2/3 salary from 60%.

Support
kayla hogan
for Myself
manchester

just say you're racist tbh it'd be quicker.

Support
Debra Green
for Myself
Greenville

With the cost of living almost impossible today, and NH being one of the highest costs of living states, we need to provide more for our workers. I know the Free Stater's are trying to make our state rid of all but the independently wealthy, but we normal ppl are all still here and we count and we deserve to survive.

Support
Rey Kara
for Myself
Manchester

NH needs to continue to be better for our residents. This bill will allow for that to be possible.

Support
Autumn DelaCroix
for Myself
Keene

Workers comp is good. No notes!

Support
Josephine Southwick
for Myself
Nashua

You all should be ashamed of yourselves. Opposed. Strongly.

Oppose
Margaret Konze
for Myself
Pembroke

In a time where there will be fewer health and safety regulations on the job than ever before, or at least since this country started having health and safety regulations, we’re going to need workers comp to cover more than it has. You can’t expect people to work dangerous jobs if they’re going to end up homeless if they get injured on the job. That’s unreasonable and people have realized the system doesn’t help them even when they do everything they are supposed to do, people aren’t going to be doing this anymore. It’s not worth the risk if they’re going to lose everything because of an injury they sustain making money for someone else. This is bare minimum, this is not too much to ask.

Support
Penny Eggleston
for Myself
Amherst

The gap between the rich and poor in this country has reached a disgraceful and unsustainable level. Do something about it!! You could be one of these people who work but don't make enough money in your next life!!

Support
Benjamin Stinson
for Myself
Concord

Position recorded without written comment.

Support
Kate Selinga
for Myself
Concord

Position recorded without written comment.

Support
Tiffanie Bell
for Myself
Manchester

Position recorded without written comment.

Support
Jonathan Babon
for Myself
Durham

Position recorded without written comment.

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David Holt
for Myself
SOMERSWORTH

Position recorded without written comment.

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Denise Clark
for Myself
Milford

Position recorded without written comment.

Support
James Baucom
for Myself
Walpole

Position recorded without written comment.

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Jim Baucom
for Myself
Walpole

Position recorded without written comment.

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Pam Baucom
for Myself
Walpole

Position recorded without written comment.

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Kacie Petrin Ellis
for Myself
Brookline

Position recorded without written comment.

Support
Heidi Hamer
for Myself
Manchester

Position recorded without written comment.

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Louise Spencer
for Myself
Concord

Position recorded without written comment.

Support
Laurie MacKenzie
for Myself
Weare

Position recorded without written comment.

Support