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- Workers Compensation Audits – Where and When To Find Help
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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Workers Compensation Audits – How to Prepare
What’s the number one mistake employers make on workers compensation audits? Not being prepared! If you have a workers comp policy, the audit is going to happen. It just does. Whether or not you want it, it’s coming. We receive many … Continue reading
Posted in Audit, Certificates of Insurance, Lesson Learned, Workers Comp Audit Problems
Tagged prepare for an audit, workers compensaton audit
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Work Comp Carrier Charges Contractor For Visit To Hairdresser!
It’s just not fair! Can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard someone say that about a workers compensation audit problem. Sometimes they’re right…sometimes they’re wrong…and sometimes the truth lies in between! We were recently contacted by a contractor who … Continue reading
Posted in Audit, Lesson Learned, Sole Proprietor, Workers Comp Audit Problems
Tagged overpayment, sole proprietor, work comp audit
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A Simple Audit Error Costs Employer $2,000!
We recently assisted a small employer who contacted us with a workers compensation audit problem. He operates a small, family run auto repair garage and has had his workers compensation insurance with the same insurance company for several years. His business … Continue reading
Posted in Lesson Learned, Sole Proprietor, Uncategorized, Workers Compensation Audit Problem
Tagged overcharged premium, self audit, small employer, workers compensation audit problem
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When A General Contractor Requires A Subcontractor To Carry Workers Compensation
Here’s a confusing issue. In most states sole proprietors are excluded from workers compensation coverage by statute, not in all, but in most states. The issue comes when a small individual contractor with no employees who is a sole proprietor … Continue reading
Posted in Contractors, Lesson Learned, Questions Answered, Sole Proprietor
Tagged subcontractor, uninsured, waivers, workers compensation
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