Everything a business needs to know about workers' compensation in Texas. Learn about TX workers' comp rates, state requirements and class codes. Compare the best Texas workers' comp quotes from top-rated carriers.
The Occupational Safety and Health Act requires employers to provide safe, healthy work environments for all employees. The Fair Labor Standards Act has provisions that apply to youth labor, and the Texas Child Labor Law specifically protects young Texas workers. These laws govern such things as h...
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Workers’ compensation is the only coverage that provides unlimited medical and income benefits for injured workers and legal protection for employers. State law allows employers in similar businesses to reduce their premiums by purchasing their coverage as a group. The Texas Medical Group ...
Designed specifically for the Apartment Owners, Operators, Managers and Developers of Texas Texas Department of Insurance (TDI) allows employers in similar businesses to form Safety Group Programs to help reduce workers’ compensation premiums All Safety Group participants must be a current member of ...
In the late 1980s and early 1990s, workers’ compensation rates were skyrocketing, and few insurance companies were willing to provide coverage for Texas employers. In 1991, the Texas Legislature created Texas Mutual Insurance Company (then called the Texas Workers’ Compensation Insurance ...
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The most common option is to file a workers’ compensation claim. In Texas, however, that’s not always possible—because private employers in this state are not required by law to carry workers’ compensation insurance. These employers are known as non-subscribers. ...
Usually, if you are injured at work, you would need to file a Worker’s Compensation Claim under the Texas Workers’ Compensation Act. However, not all employers in Texas have Worker’s Compensation Coverage. If you were injured at work and your employer has Worker’s Compensation Coverage, ...