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Workmen’s Compensation

A Workmen’s Compensation policy, also known as Workers’ Compensation insurance, is a type of insurance that provides medical and wage replacement benefits to employees who are injured or become ill as a result of their job. It also protects employers from lawsuits by employees seeking damages for workplace injuries that are covered under the policy.

Required Documents for Workmen’s Compensation Policy:
  1. Application Form: A completed and signed application form for the Workmen’s Compensation policy, providing details about the insured entity (employer), nature of business operations, number of employees, payroll information, and desired coverage limits.
  2. Payroll Records: Detailed payroll records showing the number of employees, their job classifications, and their respective wages. This is used to calculate the premium for the policy.
  3. Employee Details: A list of employees covered under the policy, including their job titles, duties, and whether they are full-time or part-time employees.
  4. Nature of Business: Information about the nature of the employer’s business operations, including any hazardous activities or specific risks associated with the job roles.
  5. Safety Measures and Procedures: Documentation or descriptions of safety measures, risk management procedures, and workplace safety policies implemented by the employer to prevent workplace injuries or illnesses.
  6. Loss History: A loss history report detailing any previous workers’ compensation claims filed by employees. This helps insurers assess the historical risk associated with the employer.
  7. Compliance with Regulations: Confirmation of compliance with regulatory requirements related to workers’ compensation insurance, including state or provincial laws governing coverage and benefits.
  8. Financial Statements: Depending on the insurer and the size of the employer, recent financial statements may be required to assess the financial standing of the insured entity.
  9. Claims Handling Procedures: Information about the employer’s procedures for reporting and handling workers’ compensation claims, including contact information for the claims administrator.
  10. Additional Requirements: Depending on the insurer and specific policy terms, additional documents or information may be requested to underwrite the Workmen’s Compensation policy effectively.