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Division of Workers’ Compensation – Answers to frequently asked questions about workers’ compensation for employers
The following FAQ comes from the California Department of Industrial Relations website: About insurance coverage Q: Do I need to have workers’ compensation insurance? A: Yes, California law requires employers to have workers’ compensation insurance if they have even one employee. If you are a roofer and don’t have any employees, you are still required [...]
Late Breaking News
Important Information Regarding Workers Compensation Rate Hikes The California Workers Compensation Rating and Inspection has issued the following announcement: WCIRB PROPOSES 24.4% INCREASE IN PURE PREMIUM RATES EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 2009 March 27, 2009 Today, the WCIRB submitted a pure premium rate filing to the California Insurance Commissioner recommending a 24.4% increase in advisory pure [...]
How to Smash Operating Costs
Are you burdened with petty pilferage, unauthorized fuel purchases, vehicle neglect and low driver productivity? How do you relieve your drivers of the burden of operating a company car, monitor their habits to protect yourself, and save money that is going in the trash? Each year about 25% of all fleet vehicles are involved in [...]
Are Your Employees Your “Best Customers”?
Employee Dishonesty Do you have a dishonest employee? Billions of dollars are lost each year because of dishonest acts of employees. In practically every case a “trusted employee” caused the loss. Of course you trust your own employees. Good business people and their bankers, have realized that rather than taking the chance of escaping dishonesty [...]
5 Insider Secrets – Putting the Brakes on Rising Benefit Costs
If you have had the same group health plan over the past five years, you have more than likely noticed the double-digit cost increases every year. Health insurance has probably become one of your largest insurance costs. These costs are expected to continue increasing for the next decade. On a similar note, the pool of [...]



