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Firefighters say cities are breaking workers’ comp law

Katie Campbell and Dillon Rosenblatt//May 10, 2019//[read_meter]

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Firefighters say cities are breaking workers’ comp law

Firefighters say cities are breaking workers’ comp law

Katie Campbell and Dillon Rosenblatt//May 10, 2019//[read_meter]

Andy Brunelle used to worry about getting burned. The 54-year-old firefighter in Phoenix with nearly 20 years on the job worried about the same things his buddies did — falling...

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Tags: United Phoenix Firefighters, Ryan Anderson, HB2161, Ken Strobeck, firefighters, Andy Brunelle, Cancer, Paul Boyer, Mark Brnovich, Brian Moore, Phoenix City Council, bryan jeffries, workers' compensation, Arizona Industrial Commission

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