Workers' Compensation for Employers
Workers' compensation insurance policies cover the expenses associated with job-related injuries and illnesses. Although workers' compensation (or workers' comp) is regulated at the state level, most employers in the U.S. are required to carry a certain amount of coverage relative to the risks associated with the job. This section includes information about handling a claim, how to maintain adequate coverage without paying too much, links to state-specific resources and other topics pertaining to workers' comp from the employer's perspective.
- Workers' Compensation Overview
The basics of workers' compensation, including the scope of coverage and the types of injuries covered.
- Workers' Compensation: Employer Responsibilities
Brief overview of an employer's responsibilities with respect to workers' compensation insurance.
- Workers' Compensation FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about workers' compensation, including return-to-work information.
- Handling a Claim: Employer and Employee Responsibilities
A breakdown of employer and employee responsibilities when handling a workers' compensation claim.
- Handling a Claim: Employer and Employee Responsibilities
- Rehabilitation Rights of Injured Workers
- Suggestions for Maintaining Workers' Comp Coverage
- Workers' Comp Related Resources
- Workers' Compensation FAQ
- Workers' Compensation for Employers Forms
- Workers' Compensation for Employers Links
- Workers' Compensation Glossary
- Workers' Compensation Overview
- Workers' Compensation: Employer Responsibilities