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Illinois failed to pass a state budget that included workers compensation reforms over the weekend.
Gov. Bruce Rauner vetoed a package of bills Tuesday that included a spending plan and 32% increase in taxes. The Illinois Senate voted to override the veto the same day.
The Illinois House members were scheduled to meet Thursday afternoon to consider overriding the veto.
Total cost per claim has decreased 6.4% since a reduction in medical fee schedule rates, but workers compensation costs in Illinois remain higher than other states, according to a recent study by the Workers Compensation Research Institute.
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