Workers’ Compensation can help pay medical bills and cover rehab when an employee gets hurt at work. It can also replace lost wages.
Workers’ Compensation usually covers injuries that happen while an employee is doing job-related work. Injuries outside work duties may not be covered.
Yes. Many businesses combine Workers’ Compensation with other types of coverage such as General Liability, Commercial Auto insurance, and Property insurance.
The cost of Workers' Compensation insurance in Wisconsin depends on several factors.
These may include:
- The type of work your business does
- The number of employees you have
- Your company’s total payroll
- Job duties and risk levels
- Your workplace safety record
- Past insurance claims
Industries with higher risks, such as construction or manufacturing, usually have higher premiums than lower-risk office jobs.
An experienced insurance agent can help you understand these factors and find the right coverage.