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The employer must pay the entire cost of the premium for Worker's Compensation.
Workers' compensation insurance is funded by businesses. Your workers' compensation expense is calculated as a proportion of your payroll. Workers' compensation insurance does not require payroll deductions from employees, unlike health insurance.
If your employees become ill from their employment or are hurt at work, workers' compensation offers benefits to them. This sort of insurance for businesses is also referred to as workers' compensation or workman's compensation.
As an employer, you may purchase protection from a:
State fund for workers' compensation
the private insurers, such as The Hartford
Some states demand that companies pay for workers' compensation through a public agency with a monopoly. Make sure you are aware of the requirements in your state as well as the purchasing options.
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