Thus no incentive to have high cash benefits for states. Both of these programs are state programs with no federal incentives to spend more. Thus states have had strong incentive to cut back unemployment and worker's comp. Indeed, states such as Wisconsin have on Internet pages showing that their costs for worker's comp are lower than other nearby states. For example, in Central Illinois, the town of Normal and Normal Township have cooperated to open a senior center.
Norm owns the building that houses the center but both governments agree to share renovation costs.