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\nF<\/big>lorida is an “administrative state” which means the state sets the rates for workers comp for each “class code.”<\/p>\n
\nF<\/big>lorida is an “administrative state” which means the state sets the rates for workers comp for each “class code.”<\/p>\n
You would think this would mean everybody pays the same for their workers comp insurance.<\/p>\n
Not so. There are several modifiers and discounts that can be applied to premium payments.<\/p>\n
Written Safety Program Credit<\/b>
\nIf you have an approved, written safety program the carriers are authorized to give you an overall 2% discount.<\/p>\n
“Drug-Free” Workplace Credit<\/b>
\nIf your workplace employs an approved drug testing program you are eligible for an additional 5% discount on premium.<\/p>\n
Stock Company Discount<\/b>
\nThe state allows Stock Company Carriers (as opposed to Mutual Carriers) to discount premium at larger volumes, in the approx. range of 8 to 14%<\/p>\n
Experience Modifier (Mod)<\/b>
\nThe National Council for Compensation Insurance (ncci.com) is tasked with determining a premium multiplier for companies in various states, including Florida. Everyone starts at 1.0. Should you demonstrate good claims history, you can be assigned a “credit mod” – a number under 1.0. For example a 0.8 mod is basically saying the same thing as a 20% discount. Conversely, a “debit mod” (greater than 1) can be assigned for poor claims history.<\/p>\n
Deductible Discounts<\/b>
\nIn the case of larger clients, a discount can be approved by the state insurance office for a deductible credit. These can start small (say $500) and go all the way up to “high deductible” credits ($1 million for example.)<\/p>\n
PEOs often use high deductible policies to share the risk with the carrier for their clients.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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