Title 28, Title 28 and Labor Relations

When the balance of the fund, following the deduction of operating expenses, reserves, claims, administration costs and all other reasonable and necessary costs and expenses, exceeds the sum of five million dollars ($5,000,000), the director is authorized to determine by experien…

The general treasurer of the state of Rhode Island shall be the custodian of such fund and the state controller is hereby authorized and empowered to draw orders upon the general treasurer upon receipt of duly authenticated vouchers.

(a) Where it is determined that the employee was injured in the course of employment while working for an employer who or that fails to maintain a policy of workers’ compensation insurance as required by § 28-36-1 et seq., in accordance with the provisions of this chapter, the un…

(a) Where the director determines by experience or other appropriate accounting and actuarial methods that the reserves in the fund are insufficient to pay all claims presented or pending, the director shall petition the workers’ compensation court for an order to make appropriat…

(a) Where it is determined that an employer has failed to maintain a policy of workers’ compensation insurance as required by § 28-36-1 et seq. and that while the employer was uninsured in violation of the statute, an employee suffered a compensable injury, the uninsured protecti…