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MIESF adjusts insurance premiums

BY ANDREW MCKEAN | MONDAY, 3 JUN 2024 12:38PM

Meat Industry Employees' Superannuation Fund (MIESF) will increase total and permanent disability (TPD) insurance premiums by 5.4%, effective July 1.

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