The coronavirus (COVID-19) is the first pandemic to hit the United States in 10 years. Fueled by modern mobility, the virus has spread very quickly throughout the world, impacting virtually...
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As the cases of coronavirus (aka COVID-19) spread, many people are increasingly concerned about catching it in the office—especially those working in the healthcare, education, entertainment, and transportation industries. Many...
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When an employee—whose business is covered by workers’ compensation insurance—is injured on the job, the employee can file a workers’ compensation claim. A workers’ comp claim is a request to...
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What are class codes? Good question. Class codes, also called classification codes or workers’ compensation class codes, are three- or four-digit codes insurance companies use to estimate rates based on...
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If you own a small business, you may be wondering: How much is workers' comp? The cost of workers’ comp insurance varies depending on: your business location, your industry, the...
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About this guide The American workers’ compensation (comp) program was established more than a century ago. Intended as the grand bargain between employers and workers, the workers’ comp system is...
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If you’re an independent contractor, you are probably not legally required to have workers’ compensation insurance coverage. However, there are situations in which you may still need (or want) to...
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As an employer in New York, you need to know the specific workers’ compensation insurance laws that will affect your small business. Here are the basics that will help get...
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You might be surprised to discover how quick and easy it can be to get a workers’ compensation quote for your small business. In the time it would take you...
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You may be required to carry workers’ compensation insurance for your small business—depending on the laws in your state. Each state has its own requirements and exemptions. Considering the...
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