Are you a larger employer insured by the monopoly State Fund for workers' compensation in Washington?
Would you like to explore:
- How to gain greater control over your workers' compensation program?
- How to care for your injured employees better?
- How to have your injured workers' claims processed faster and more effectively?
- How to reduce the cost of your workers' compensation exposure?
The 365 major private and public sector employers who self-insure for workers' compensation in Washington experience more predictability and greater control over the management and cost of their programs, and are in a better position to care for their employees and injured workers.
These companies include many iconic global brands across all industries, as well as public sector entities like many cities and counties, public utilities, K-12 school districts, hospitals, and non-profit charities.
Come find out if self-insurance is right for your company or organization!
What:
Complimentary Workshop:
How to Self-Insure in Washington
When:
Tuesday, April 5th, 2016, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Where:
SeaTac Marriott Hotel, 3201 South 176th Street, Seattle, WA 98188
(across from SeaTac Airport)
Info:
Free to attend; lunch provided
Join us for this unique, interactive workshop to ask questions and learn from experts how to qualify for self-insurance; whether and how to go through the certification process; basic requirements and common pitfalls; how program and claims management differs in self-insurance; and the experience of companies who have recently become self-insured.
Did you know:
- State Fund premium rates have increased on average 94 percent since 2000, and 33 percent in the last ten years
- Premiums are expected to continue rising above break-even to rebuild Labor & Industries' reserve
- Long term disability claims push the State Fund's time loss duration average to over 275 days
- The State Fund's frequency of permanent total disability pensions is 19 times the national average
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