The Nerve Center of the Snakepit

Author Subject: The Nerve Center of the Snakepit
Kay Posted At 20:50:28 06/08/2000
The insurance industry is a cartel in the classic sense. Immune by a special
federal law from antitrust laws and federal regulation, it has grown into one
of the most sophisticated and powerful economic and political forces in our
society. Organized and cooperative, American workers compensation insurers
have come to dominate the governmental forces meant to regulate them. The
National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) decides what workers'
compensation insurance will cost in most states. It maintains a low profile
for obvious reasons and is governed by committees of representatives of the
insurance companies that support it. Few state governments are a match for
the techinical expertise or the political muscle of the NCCI and most state
insurance commissioners
have little choice but to accept it's conclusions since their resources are
pitiful in comparison. I think you will find their web site most interesting.
The link is below.







http://www5.ncci.com/ncciweb/
LYNDA-PEARL Re: The Nerve Center of the Snakepit (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 21:58:15 06/08/2000

I COULD NOT GET TO THIS WEB SITE AND I REALLY WANT TO!!! IS THIS THE CORRECT URL OR PERHAPS IT'S JUST ME. TRIED IT 3 TIMES TO NO AVAIL.
Kay Re: The Nerve Center of the Snakepit (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 18:41:28 06/09/2000

The url is correct. Try again.
Mike Maier Re: The Nerve Center of the Snakepit (Currently 0 replies)
Posted At 14:05:10 06/12/2000

The secret is, you enter www.ncci.com
I'm not clear on the technological details, but something about the website itself then translates what you enter to the other URL.

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