Industry and operations
Describe what the business does and the work employees perform.
Workers’ Compensation
Workers’ compensation helps businesses address employee workplace injuries and related statutory obligations. The structure, workforce, operations and loss experience of a business all contribute to how an account is evaluated.
Across industries
Coverage considerations are general guidance, not confirmation of availability or eligibility. Terms, conditions and availability depend on the account, jurisdiction and underwriting review.
Common considerations
Describe what the business does and the work employees perform.
Organize payroll by employee duties and applicable classifications.
Identify where employees work, including temporary or changing locations.
Provide available loss history and context for significant claims.
Explain training, supervision and measures used to manage workplace exposures.
Include current modification information where applicable.
Consider how claims communication, injury reporting, safety practices and return-to-work planning support the workforce.
Small-business and middle-market accounts can follow different review paths. Availability varies by state, operation and market. Approved brokers can view current state availability in the Broker Product Reference.
Preparing an account
Organize the business and exposure information for underwriting review.
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