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No Check Book? Big Problem for Contractors and Workers Compensation Auditors
I can’t tell you how many small employers, mostly small owner operator contractors without employees, have been caught up in a non-compliant audit situation just for not having a checking account or using a check book. Right or wrong this … Continue reading
Posted in Penalties, Workers Compensation
Tagged anc, assigned risk, audit documents, audit noncompliance charge, auditor, cash journal, check book, checking account, contractor, non-compliant audit, pool, register
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Workers Compensation Insurance Mistakes – Poor Assumptions and the Premium Problems They Cause
It’s not MY job! …Ever hear someone say that? Whatever happened to taking responsibility? Is it really that hard to look up the rules or check a state statute? Unfortunately for some folks, it is… So in this post let’s take … Continue reading
Posted in Workers Compensation
Tagged agent, audit mistakes, auditor, code mistakes, employer, mistakes, premium, underwriter
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Workers Compensation Audits – Unobtainable goals in a less than perfect world?
The goal of a workers compensation audit is to gather accurate payroll and exposure information to be used by the insurance company in developing the final premium for a certain policy period. Did that sound like gibberish to you? Certainly … Continue reading
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Tagged accurate payroll, audit, audit problem, audit process, auditor, codes, goal, mistakes, remuneration
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Workers Compensation Premium Consulting – Why We Do What We Do
Have you ever noticed that most of the posts you find on our blog are about in the trenches, hands on topics that most of the time have some direct effect on how premium is computed and it’s effect on … Continue reading
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Tagged agent, associations, auditor, audits, claims, communication, consulting, education, employer, experience rating, premium, underwriter, workers compensation, workers compensation audit, workers compensation consulting
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