Workers’ Comp 101

A workers’ compensation certificate of insurance (COI) is proof that a business carries workers’ comp coverage. You may have heard a workers’ compensation certificate referred to by different names such...

In order to be a responsible employer for your valued team members, you should understand your duties according to the workers’ compensation system in your state—like knowing when to file...

Workers’ comp was once known as workman’s comp. Some people still use the term workman’s comp or even workmen’s comp to describe workers’ compensation insurance because it continues to be...

The state of California has made significant changes to how businesses classify their employees. Many employees are excited. Some business owners are. . .a bit hesitant. Here’s why.  California Assembly...

You’ve figured out that you need workers’ comp insurance for your small business. Now, how do you know where (and how) to start looking for a trusted insurance provider? Navigating...

To find out precisely what you would pay for workers’ compensation insurance for an employee, you would need to connect with an insurance provider to determine your annual premium. Once...

Workers’ compensation is designed to protect both your business and your employees in the case of workplace injury. When an employee has a work-related injury, workers’ compensation helps cover medical,...

Workers’ compensation insurance is designed to help employees with their medical costs and lost wages if they are injured at work. It is also meant to protect employers from lawsuits...

Worker’s comp insurance helps protect employers and support employees. If you’re a small business owner, you should understand workers’ compensation and how it works. What is workers’ compensation? Workers’ compensation...

Employers should report work-related injuries according to the timelines set by their state workers’ compensation board.   The workers’ compensation reporting process differs by state, but generally, when an employee...