Workers’ Comp 101

What do small businesses need to know about workers’ comp insurance in California?   More than a hundred years have passed since the first workers’ compensation law was enacted in...

If you don't have employees, you may not need to carry workers’ compensation insurance from a legal standpoint. That said, you may still want to invest in a workers’ comp...

Workers' compensation insurance provides cash benefits and/or medical care for workers who become ill or injured as a direct result of their job. More specifically, workers’ comp laws give employees...

Workers’ compensation class codes are three- or four-digit codes that insurance companies use to estimate rates based on the risk…

Workers’ comp insurance covers employees’ lost wages, medical bills, and legal expenses if they become injured on the job. Each state administers its own workers’ comp program through a commission...

The workers’ compensation system in the U.S. developed from principles enacted in Europe.1 From their inception in the 1900s, workers’…

Workers’ compensation rates range from $0.57 in Texas to $2.32 in Alaska per $100 of covered payroll. This amount is the average employer cost for workers’ compensation according to 2018...

Workers’ comp insurance reduces an employer’s risk of being sued by employees. In turn, workers’ comp provides financial protection and medical care for employees who are injured on the job....