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Massachusetts Bill Seeks State-Set Labor Rate

June 4, 2013 By CollisionWeek Editor

Insurance commissioner would set minimum rates based on rates in neighboring states.

The Massachusetts legislature will once again consider legislation that would establish a state set auto body labor rate. At a hearing scheduled for June 20, the Joint Committee on Financial Services will consider a measure that would set a state minimum labor rate in Massachusetts based on the current labor rates of its neighboring states.

Supported by the Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of Massachusetts (AASP/MA), House Bill 969 would require the Insurance Commissioner to determine the minimum labor rate allowable in Massachusetts by averaging the rates of

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