Workers Comp Class Codes Explained: How Your Rate Really Gets Set
Workers comp premiums come down to four-digit class codes and a dollars-per-$100-of-payroll rate. Here is how the formula works and how wrong codes cost you.
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Workers comp premiums come down to four-digit class codes and a dollars-per-$100-of-payroll rate. Here is how the formula works and how wrong codes cost you.
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