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CIA Insurance Services
Workers' Compensation
What is Worker�s Compensation? Why do I need it?
- Coverage for your employees should they get injured while on the   job
 
- Covers employees who develop occupational diseases
 
- Provides for medical expenses, partial wages, retraining costs for the   employee
 
- This is mandatory insurance required by California law
 
- Needed when you have at least 1 employee, full or part-time
 
- Roofers are required to get a policy even with no employees
 
- Watch out who you call an �Independent Contractor�. Stricter rules for Work   Comp
 
- $1,000 fines per employee for not having coverage and work stops until you   get it.
 
- Fines of $10,000 per employee if worker is injured and you do not have   coverage.
 
- State Compensation Insurance Fund is the largest carrier in California. They must insure any applicant.
Who can be excluded from coverage?
- Sole Owners can elect to not be covered by the policy
 
- Corporate Officers and Directors can elect to be excluded
 
- Family members living at home and under 18
 
- Relatives cannot be excluded
How is my premium determined?
- Premium is based on wages paid
 
- Each trade has it�s own classification and rate
 
- Multiply every $100 of payroll by the rate to determine your   premium
 
- Credits may be provided the carrier for size of account, claim history,   other safety factors
 
- Accounts may be surcharged for poor history of claims
 
- Policies are audited each year to verify correct payroll was reported.
What is an Experience Modification?
- This is rating given by the WCIRB to qualifying companies that can lower or raise your rate based on your claim history, size etc. compared to similar companies
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