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Worker’s Compensation

Posted on Friday, December 14, 2007

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An employer in a state with an exclusive workers’ compensation fund elects not to come
under the state law. The law prohibits purchase of private workers’ compensation
insurance and the employer does not wish to assume the risk. What alternatives to
insuring in the state fund are available if any?

Filed under: Workers' Compensation
posted by Questions @ 8:52 am

 1 Expert Comment: (Disclaimer)

At December 19, 2007 | 2:51 pm , lawyers Said...

An employer can’t “elect to not come under state law”.

If the employer does not wish to assume the risk of workers comp in that state, the way to AVOID that risk is to not hire any employees in that state, and not have any operations in that state.

 

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