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Workers’ compensation

QS31021

New York workers’ compensation reporting requirements (Section 110)

Summarizes the New York state workers’ compensation reporting requirements for an employee injured on the job and provides the necessary form to file (Form C-2). 4 pages

QS31029

Homeowners as employers

Homeowners have a nonbusiness exposure for both hired workers that are subject to the Workers’ Compensation Law and hired workers subject to tort law, as this resource kit will show you. 10 pages

QS31034

Other states coverage in workers’ compensation residual-market policies

Addresses the need for other states workers’ compensation coverage when there is an out-of-state risk involved. 4 pages

QS31117

What’s a workers’ compensation SIF safety group?

A brief synopsis of safety groups and how they operate in the State Insurance Fund. 1 page

QS31140

State Insurance Fund notice to contractors

This notice addresses a contractor’s responsibility in regards to uninsured subcontractors, wrap-up jobs, subcontractors working without employees and corporate subcontractors with one or two executives who own the corporation’s stock. 2 pages

QS31151

New York workers’ compensation rates—October 2022

Information on the New York State Department of Financial Services’ approval of the 2022 workers’ compensation rate filing. 24 pages

QS31187

New York workers’ compensation group self-insurance regulation

Provides the regulation on group self-insurance, which establishes application procedures, qualifications and responsibilites for any group of employers becoming or acting as a group self-insurer. 17 pages

QS31199

New York State Insurance Fund policyholder services contact list

Handy reference of contact names and phone numbers for the New York State Insurance Fund. 2 pages

QS31215

Understanding the claims process

An overview of the New York State Workers’ Compensation Benefit Law, who is covered, how claims are paid, discrimination, etc., and a question-and-answer piece provided by the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board. 13 pages

QS31216

Workers disability benefits

An overview of the New York State Disability Law, who is covered, how to file a claim and how they are paid as well as a question-and-answer piece provided by the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board. 6 pages

QS31218

Labor Law is serious business

An in-depth discussion of the New York Labor Law Sections 240, 241 and 241-a, their absolute liability provisions and the crisis issues that have been arising. 4 pages

QS31231

Workers’ compensation insurance requirements: government-issued permits, licenses and contracts

Outlines the requirements of New York State Workers’ Compensation Law Section 57 and Section 220.

QS31239

Important information for out-of-state employers operating in New York state

Bulletin from the New York Workers’ Compensation Board that outlines what New York requires for workers’ compensation and disability coverage. 5 pages

QS31248

Give me liberty or give me a paycheck

A discussion of independent contractors and how they are properly handled in the workers’ compensation arena. 3 pages

QS31256

What business owners must know about workers’ compensation

The document outlines what every business owner needs to know about workers’ compensation. 1 page

QS31259

Determining employee vs. independent contractor status in New York

Helpful information provided by the New York State Workers’ Compensation Board regarding how to determine employee vs. independent contractor status for workers’ compensation coverage. 1 page

QS31263

Construction Industry Fair Play Act creates presumption of employment

A comprehensive review of the worker misclassification legislation. 2 pages

QS31272

New York Workers’ Compensation Board out-of-state employers policy

This resource kit contains the information your clients need to be in compliance with the requirements for out-of-state employers conducting operations in New York. 4 pages

QS31354

New York State Insurance Fund audit fundamentals

A quick reference guide on how to prepare your agency for a New York State Insurance Fund audit. 2 pages

QS31355

New York State Insurance Fund application tips

A quick reference guide to completing New York State Insurance Fund applications. 3 pages

QS31363

Group self-insured trusts current summary of funding status

A reference tool to self-insured trusts that outlines their regulatory funding status position and most recent fiscal year review. 1 page

QS31382

Summary of 2007 New York workers’ compensation reform legislation

An in-depth reviewing of the numerous changes made to New York’s Workers’ Compensation Law. 13 pages

QS31387

New York state law making agents/brokers independent contractors

Actual New York State Workers’ Compensation Law regarding agents/brokers being treated as independent contractors. 2 pages

QS31401

Employee vs. independent contractor assessment—common-law test

Overview of the common-law test for use in New York for all employee vs. independent contractor determinations. 2 pages

QS90136

Maritime law: LHWCA and Jones Act

Outlines the special insurance needs under the Longshoremen’s and Harbor Workers’ Compensation Act of 1927 and the Jones Act covering marine workers. 4 pages

QS90839

The flanking maneuver

This resource kit discusses coverage under workers’ compensation and employers’ liability when dealing with third-party claims. 2 pages

QS90880

Workers’ compensation endorsements that need clarification

This resource kit will add clarity to our understanding of three endorsements (i.e., the alternate employer, waiver of subrogation and foreign exposures endorsements) used with the workers’ compensation policy. 4 pages

QS90900

A conversation about independent contractors

This resource kit offers helpful tests to assist agents in properly classifying independent contractors and employees. 3 pages