“Workplace Accident Prevention” Needs To Be A Higher Priority In Hospitality Industry As Surveys Show Most Worker’s Compensation Carrier Decisions Based On Pricing

Survey results... found that price drives the choice of workers' compensation carrier for 3 out of 4 (71%) restaurant owners and other decision-makers.

(From a Hotelnewsresource.com article)  Workplace accident prevention apparently remains a persistent problem as nearly half (44%) of restaurant owners and managers reported at least one costly workers’ compensation claim in the past five years-and 10% percent reported five or more claims within the same period.

Despite this accident reporting, a majority (61%) of survey respondents who changed carriers at their last renewal reported switching because of price. Workers’ compensation insurance carriers track policyholders’ loss experience to help determine premiums, as accident frequency can directly affect restaurants’ insurance premium pricing. Service-driven workers’ compensation insurance carriers like EMPLOYERS focus on the potentially significant savings that could be realized through effective use of workplace safety and accident prevention efforts.

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