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Workers’ Comp Solutions
Workers’ compensation is a critical cost component of any staffing company. Often, it means the difference between generating a profit or a loss with your light and heavy skilled industrial employees. Even if you staff medical and hospitality niches, where workers compensation rates are generally less than industrial positions, work comp rates are extremely important to your bottom line.
Every staffing company should review their work comp rates at least once a year with an experienced staffing work comp broker or agent. From low cost white collar 8810 codes to higher cost heavy industrial codes, Work Comp Staffing Solutions can help you review your current rates, and provide quotes for newer lower cost programs. Our clients enjoy specialized workers compensation options that include State Funds, Private Carrier Policies, Professional Employer Organization (PEO) and Employer of Record (EOR) Programs.
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