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...
Why Traditional Workers’ Comp Brokers Decline Staffing Agencies
Staffing agencies play a crucial role in today’s workforce, supplying businesses with the talent they need to operate smoothly. Yet when it comes to securing workers’ compensation insurance, staffing firms often find themselves hitting roadblocks....
Why Roofers Are Labeled ‘High-Risk’ with Workers Comp Insurance
Understanding the “High-Risk” Label in Roofing When it comes to workers’ compensation insurance, not all industries are treated the same. Roofing companies are often categorized as “high-risk,” making it more difficult and expensive for...
Workers’ Comp for Staffing Agencies with High-Risk Placements
Understanding the Unique Challenges of High-Risk Staffing Agencies Staffing agencies that place employees in high-risk industries face a much different reality than those working with standard office or clerical positions. High-risk placements include construction...