Industrial Commission seeks staff, IRIS maintenance after caseload and tech changes
The Industrial Commission told the Joint Finance Preparation Committee it is seeking ongoing and one‑time funding to fill vacant positions, pay for IRIS maintenance contracts and replace high‑mileage field vehicles as its caseload and electronic filings increase.
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Noah Peterson, budget and policy analyst with the Legislative Services Office, told the Joint Finance Preparation Committee on Jan. 23 that the Industrial Commission is requesting a mix of ongoing and one‑time appropriations to address staffing gaps and ongoing costs tied to its IRIS modernization project.
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