The state Senate on Tuesday unanimously confirmed a longtime Republican lawmaker to serve on the three-member Mississippi Workers’ Compensation Commission.
Mark Formby, a state representative from Picayune, will serve a term that begins April 15 and runs through 2022, The Clarion-Ledger reported.
Formby, 60, was instrumental in the 2012 passage of a law that tightened compensation rules for injured workers, the newspaper said. He will succeed Liles Williams in the nearly $120,000-a-year post.
Formby must resign from his House seat, which he has held since 1993. Republican Gov. Phil Bryant will call a special election to fill the District 108 seat in Pearl River County.
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