Workers Comp Article Worth Reading

Californiadecks said:

Here's an article from Professional Deck Builder Magazine I thought was informative. http://www.deckmagazine.com/insurance/keeping-a-lid-on-workers-comp-costs.aspx?utm_source=newsletter&utm_content=jump&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=PRD_112613&day=2013-11-26

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I just got the email on that. Worth printing out.

Californiadecks said:

Here's an article from Professional Deck Builder Magazine I thought was informative. http://www.deckmagazine.com/insuran...=email&utm_campaign=PRD_112613&day=2013-11-26

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Good article, I get audits every year and like they said the most important thing is to be ready and have all paper work, then its a breeze. It was also nice to see this article DeWalt Brings Some Power Tool Production Back to the U.S, maybe after all there is a light at the end of the tunnel, hopefully more companies will do that and bring the economy back home. :thumbsup:

Thank you so much for the info as come fist of the yea I will be bringing in my first couple of guys. But I do have a question. I have been in tge trads all my life however I am still in a learing process on some of the office stuff. Do u pay workman comp on your subs to? I know about the spliting up labor and materials from me being the sub. And I have all of my subs info.

Great timing, just got something in the mail from ins. Company. Our payroll estimate from paving guys from our audit were way off. Resulting in a 12k increase in the premium. We're going to have to make our foreman get a little more detailed in his time cards. We don't actually pave the entire time with all his guys, they do a lot of grading also. The difference in rates is about $3.50 per 100 so it's going to be well worth his efforts to itemize them. Guess that's why we pay him a salary instead of by the hour.