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Most Kentucky small businesses are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance.
Employers are responsible for maintaining a safe workplace and training employees on safety procedures. But when accidents happen, workers’ compensation helps navigate these situations.
A workers’ compensation policy covers employees that are injured on the job, while protecting the employer by limiting their liability. Most employers must carry it for their employees, whether full-time or part-time.
Any employees working in Kentucky must be covered by a workers’ compensation policy. State law has no exceptions for family members, temporary or part-time employees.
A small business workers’ comp premium can range from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars, depending on four main factors:
Kentucky recently passed reforms to overhaul its workers’ compensation system, the most significant changes in decades. Aimed at cutting costs, reforms include a limit on the number of years partially disabled workers can receive benefits, and preventing workers’ compensation cases from being reopened several years after a claim. Similar to many other state work comp systems across the country, the new legislation also takes steps to address the opioid crisis.
Workers' compensation insurance covers wage replacement and medical bills for employees injured on the job. To protect against other injuries at your place of business, you may need general liability insurance. Learn more about general liability >>
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Kentucky has a private market, which means that employers can purchase workers' compensation insurance from any insurance carrier or agency that is licensed to write in that state. WorkCompOne can write workers' compensation policies in any U.S. state except those that practice state-run workers' compensation (Ohio, Washington, North Dakota and Wyoming).
Kentucky also has a competitive state fund. Kentucky Employers’ Mutual Insurance (KEMI) is independently run, and provides a market of last resort for employers that can’t find coverage elsewhere.
Premiums vary based on business size, location, industry and claims history. Find out the average small business work comp premium and how much you might pay.
Workers’ compensation law can be confusing and complicated. This guide outlines what you need to know to buy work comp insurance.
How much for a small business policy? Read on for a step-by-step explanation, along with other factors at play in your final workers’ compensation quote.
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