Keep in mind: this would be in addition to any other penalties the state might attach. For example, suppose the State of Florida decides that you tried to pass off employees as independent contractors to avoid paying workers’ comp. In that case, you’ll have to pay up to $5,000 per ...
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Workers’ Comp Insurance Employers in Florida must purchase workers' compensation insurance, which provides benefits for work-related employee injuries, with some exceptions. Under this coverage, employees are compensated for injuries incurred on the job, regardless of fault, and it shields employers fro...
Relax, your prayers are answered:Morgan Fairchild to Star in Comedy Pilot Presentation ‘Workers Comp’. The show is beingproduced in Florida. That scintillating topic of workers getting injured on the job, there’s a hilarious premise: Fraud hijinks! Injury pratfalls! Wacky claims! Processing sn...
OSHA head David Michaels points out that this is still too low, “We have to maximize the impact of our penalties because we’re trying to not just focus on the employer where we found the [violation], but the whole industry.” OSHA conducted 40,648 inspections, down from 40,993 in ...
This application is used by employers and agents to join our sponsoring trade association, Florida United Businesses Association (FUBA). Membership in FUBA is required to obtain A- rated workers’ compensation coverage through FUBA Workers’ Comp and to receive numerous other association benefits. Flor...
to adopt solvency laws and regulations that meet certain minimum standards. The laws and regulations of an accredited state must contain provisions substantially similar to, or no less effective than, the significant elements of the NAIC model solvency oversight laws and regulations that state regulato...