Volunteers and Workers Compensation
One area of workers compensation that varies significantly from state to state is how volunteers are treated by the workers compensation statutes. While employees are almost always covered for...
View ArticleEight Things to Know About Professional Employer Organizations (PEO) to Lower...
A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) offer employers the opportunity to outsource a variety of services including workers compensation insurance, other types of insurance administration, payroll...
View ArticleTelling the Difference Between Medical Management and Utilization Review
For the employee or the employer unfamiliar with workers compensation terminology, the terms medical management and utilization review sound similar. An employee should be accustomed to workers...
View ArticleOklahoma Insurance Commissioner Notes NCCI Decrease Cost Request
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak, recently reported the company, which manages the nation’s largest database of workers compensation insurance information, has filed a request with the...
View ArticleBroadspire Celebrates Five Years with Crawford
Broadspire celebrates its fifth anniversary with Crawford this month. Broadspire is a third-party administrator that provides workers compensation and liability claim management and related...
View ArticleIf You Can Not Get Workers Comp Coverage, Look to the State Fund
There is an alternative to commercial insurance companies or self-insurance for your workers compensation needs. In about 20 states, including the three largest states, California, Texas and New York,...
View ArticleState Risk Pool Is Option for All Employers, Not Necessarily Where You Want...
Every Employer Has Option for Workers Comp Coverage Every employer who is required to have workers’ compensation insurance has at least one option to purchase their insurance coverage. The option...
View ArticleAvoid Problems With Out of State Workers Comp Claims
As any employer with locations in more than one state knows, the workers compensation policy is written specifically for the states where the employer has physical facilities. On the Information Page,...
View ArticleA Statutory Employer Becomes Actual Employer By Law
A statutory Employer is an entity that becomes an actual employer by Law or Rule. These laws and rules are designed to protect an employee against not being covered for workers compensation benefits...
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Buyer Beware – 5 Things To Know About Lowest Work Comp Bidder
Resist the temptation to sacrifice great service for cheap workers comp insurance. It is certainly good business to watch the bottom line, but you must find a balance between cost and great service....
View ArticleEight Things to Know About Professional Employer Organizations (PEO) to Lower...
A Professional Employer Organization (PEO) offer employers the opportunity to outsource a variety of services including workers compensation insurance, other types of insurance administration, payroll...
View ArticleTelling the Difference Between Medical Management and Utilization Review
For the employee or the employer unfamiliar with workers compensation terminology, the terms medical management and utilization review sound similar. An employee should be accustomed to workers...
View ArticleOklahoma Insurance Commissioner Notes NCCI Decrease Cost Request
Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak, recently reported the company, which manages the nation’s largest database of workers compensation insurance information, has filed a request with the...
View ArticleBroadspire Celebrates Five Years with Crawford
Broadspire celebrates its fifth anniversary with Crawford this month. Broadspire is a third-party administrator that provides workers compensation and liability claim management and related...
View ArticleIf You Can Not Get Workers Comp Coverage, Look to the State Fund
There is an alternative to commercial insurance companies or self-insurance for your workers compensation needs. In about 20 states, including the three largest states, California, Texas and New York,...
View ArticleState Risk Pool Is Option for All Employers, Not Necessarily Where You Want...
Every Employer Has Option for Workers Comp Coverage Every employer who is required to have workers’ compensation insurance has at least one option to purchase their insurance coverage. The option...
View ArticleAvoid Problems With Out of State Workers Comp Claims
As any employer with locations in more than one state knows, the workers compensation policy is written specifically for the states where the employer has physical facilities. On the Information Page,...
View ArticleA Statutory Employer Becomes Actual Employer By Law
A statutory Employer is an entity that becomes an actual employer by Law or Rule. These laws and rules are designed to protect an employee against not being covered for workers compensation benefits...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Buyer Beware – 5 Things To Know About Lowest Work Comp Bidder
Resist the temptation to sacrifice great service for cheap workers comp insurance. It is certainly good business to watch the bottom line, but you must find a balance between cost and great service....
View ArticleClik here to view.
8 Steps For A Staffing Agency to Reduce Workers Comp Costs
Imagine trying to calculate your workers’ compensation premium when you do not know the number of employees you will have at any one time or their job classifications. That’s life for the temporary...
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