From there, you can further categorize fast twitch muscle fiber into Type IIa and Type IIb. Type I Muscle Fibers. Type I muscle fibers have the slowest-contractile speed, the smallest cross-sectional area, the highest oxidative (aerobic) capacity, and the lowest glycolytic (anaerobic) capacity.
So if that employee is paid $500 per week, the workersâ compensation insurance premium for that employee costs roughly $6.25 per week. Workersâ compensation insurance carriers can reduce or increase base rates based on a number of factors. The most important factor is the employerâs safety history.
Using worker participation costs, defined benefit costs for union workers were approximately 40 percent higher than nonunion workers. The difference in worker participation costs between union and nonunion workers for defined contribution benefits were more than 20 percent.(See table 1.).he result, referred to as worker participation costs, provide average employer costs only for those employees who are plan participants. Table 1 shows March 2012 ECEC private industry employer costs for defined contribution plans are higher (60 cents) than the cost for defined benefit plans (43 cents).