Special Commission on Auto Body Rates

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The purpose of the special commission is to study existing practices in setting rates, and investigate the benefits and costs associated with developing a rate setting system, including but not limited to, establishing a tiered rating system for auto body rates, an average national hourly compensation rate, and use of a cost of labor multiplier for the Commonwealth utilizing data provided by the Bureau of Statistics for the U.S. Department of Labor. The commission has also been directed to report on the number of auto body shops in the Commonwealth from 2000 until present, including the number of shops that have closed during that time period.

Final Report of Special Commission on Auto Body Labor Rates

Published December 30, 2008
Written Testimonies on Auto Body Rates file size 21MB

Hearing Testimony for the November 13, 2008 meeting
NOTE: This file is very large (approximately 22 MB)
Written Testimony of the Special Commission on Auto Body Rates file size 1MB

October 9, 2008

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Special Commission on Auto Body Rates

Final Report of Special Commission on Auto Body Labor Rates

Written Testimonies on Auto Body Rates file size 21MB

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