<div>The Worker's Compensation Advisory Council (WCAC), whose most recent proposed enhancements to Wisconsin's worker's compensation program were signed into law in March 2026, is seeking public comments on its next slate of recommended legislative changes.The Council will host a hybrid public hearing Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 3 to 6 p.m. The hearing will be held in person at 201 E. Washington Ave, Madison, Wis., and virtually via WebEx. Written comments will also be accepted through Dec. 17, 2026.“Collaboration and input from the public make our workforce programs stronger,” said DWD Secretary Amy Pechacek. “We welcome Wisconsinites to provide public comment as we work to strengthen the worker’s compensation system.”The WCAC was established in 1968 to advise DWD and propose amendments to the state’s worker’s compensation laws each legislative session. The most recent council-supported agreed-upon legislative proposals that cleared both chambers of the Wisconsin Legislature were signed into law by Governor Tony Evers on March 30, 2026.Submit Written Comments: Written comments may be submitted to John Dipko, Worker's Compensation Advisory Council, mailed to 201 E Washington Avenue, WI 53703, or via email to: WCAdvisoryCouncil@dwd.wisconsin.gov. The submission deadline for written comments is Dec. 17, 2026.Attend the Public HearingTIME: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.DATE: Nov. 17, 2026LOCATION: 201 E. Washington Ave., Madison, Conference Room B406ATTEND VIRTUALLY: Register via WebEx from the state Public Meeting Notices website.Attendees must register in advance.</div>

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The Worker's Compensation Advisory Council (WCAC), whose most recent proposed enhancements to Wisconsin's worker's compensation program were signed into law in March 2026, is seeking public comments on its next slate of recommended legislative changes. The Council will host a hybrid public hearing Tuesday, Nov. 17, from 3 to 6...

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