Staff ReportsMay 9, 2023
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'Overall, you see a healthy and strong workers compensation system.'
Tag: National Council on Compensation Insurance
Staff ReportsMay 9, 2023
Christine Jordan SextonMarch 27, 20235min0
'Access to care is really important in the workers’ comp system.'
Christine Jordan SextonSeptember 23, 2022
7min0
Florida Insurance Commissioner David Altmaier said he will 'consider' the request for a rate freeze.
Christine Jordan SextonNovember 12, 2021
3min1220
The reduction is driven by strong underwriting profits.
Christine Jordan SextonOctober 14, 2021
6min1325
The industry is recommending a 4.9% rate reduction.
Christine Jordan SextonSeptember 15, 2021
4min1391
Florida is one of a handful of states that hasn’t authorized a catastrophe fund for workers’ comp.
Ryan NicolOctober 25, 20194min484
Florida Insurance Commissioner David Altmaier submitted an order on the issue Thursday.
Michael MolineNovember 9, 20185min337
State regulators gave the final OK on Friday for a 13.8 percent decrease in Florida’s average workers’ compensation insurance premiums. The change takes effect Jan. 1. “Workers’ compensation insurance is a critical operating cost for business owners, and the 13.8 percent rate decrease approval will allow employers to better support Florida’s families, visitors and labor […]
Guest AuthorOctober 1, 2018
5min282
The beginning of October marks National Customer Service Week, which recognizes the important role that customer relationships play in virtually every industry. After all, customers are at the heart of every business’s success and their satisfaction must be a top priority. Each year, the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) receives more than 500,000 phone […]
Michael MolineSeptember 19, 2018
4min326
An insurance industry analysis undermines any assumption that employees delay reporting weekend injuries into the work week to take advantage of workers’ compensation benefits. Were that true, one might expect the number of workers’ comp claims filed during the work week to have declined since the Affordable Care Act brought 8 million people into the ranked of the insured. […]