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Managing Workers’ Comp for High-Risk Trades Like Excavation and Sitework
Managing workers’ compensation insurance for high-risk trades like excavation and sitework can be complicated—and if you’ve been in this industry long enough, you already know that finding reliable coverage isn’t always easy. Excavation and...
Workers’ Comp Insurance for Oilfield Service Companies
Workers’ comp insurance for oilfield service companies isn’t just a requirement—it’s a safeguard that can make or break a business. Oilfield work is physically demanding, logistically complex, and loaded with risk at every turn. Between...
How Staffing Firms with $10M+ Payroll Can Cover Both W2s and 1099s Under One Policy
Workers’ comp insurance is often one of the most challenging parts of running a staffing firm, especially for companies with large, multi-state operations and a blended workforce of both W2 employees and 1099 independent contractors. While many insurance brokers...
How to Handle Workers’ Comp for Multi-State Construction Crews
Managing workers’ comp for multi-state construction crews is no small task—especially in an industry as high-risk as construction. Between varying state laws, multiple job site hazards, and the mix of W2 employees and 1099 contractors, getting proper...
How to Manage Workers’ Comp for Multi-State Staffing Operations
Managing workers’ compensation insurance for a single-state staffing agency already comes with its fair share of complexities. When you expand across multiple states, those challenges can multiply. From navigating different state laws to ensuring proper...
Why Many Insurance Carriers Decline Roofers—and How to Get Approved
Roofing is one of the most crucial trades in the construction industry—but when it comes to workers’ comp insurance, it’s also one of the hardest to insure. Many roofing companies, even those with years of experience and a solid safety record, find...