General Government
8420 State Compensation Insurance Fund

The State Compensation Insurance Fund (State Fund) is a public enterprise fund established by the State of California through legislation enacted in 1913 to provide an available market for workers' compensation insurance to employers located in California. The State Fund is governed by a Board of Directors with authority comparable to that of the governing body of a private insurance carrier.

The State Fund's objective is to serve all California employers as an efficient and fairly priced industry leader in workers' compensation insurance, and it competes with other insurance companies. More.....

EXPENDITURES Back to Top
The following table presents total enacted fiscal year positions and expenditures. These expenditures include all funding sources that support the state department's programs.
Expenditures Enacted
2013-14*
Positions
Dollars
Totals, Positions and Expenditures (excluding Infrastructure)
3,969.0
$1,372,356
    Infrastructure
-
-
Totals, Positions and All Expenditures
3,969.0
$1,372,356

DETAILED EXPENDITURES BY STATE FUNDS Back to Top
The following table presents enacted state fund expenditure amounts for the fiscal year by General Fund, special funds, and selected bond funds.
Expenditures Enacted
2013-14*
General Fund
$-
Special Funds
-
Selected Bond Funds
-
Totals, State Funds
$-