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September 23, 2021
2:00PM - 3:00PM
Workers' Compensation Client Webinars
presented by: Sedgwick
With a focus on what factors drive your premiums, this session will drill down to show how the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) calculates an employer’s premium rate and explain the individual steps that go into determining the experience modifier. We will show how an individual claim can impact the rate calculation and touch on some claims management strategies that can be employed to favorably impact the calculation.
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These sessions have been certified by the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) for 1-hour of the 2-hour safety training requirement for group and group retrospective-rated employers. To be eligible for the BWC safety training requirement credit, the attendee must remain in the session for at least 75% of the total session time. For a full course description or for a list of all the sessions included in our 2021 Client Education Program for workers' compensation, click here.
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Workers' Compensation Client Webinars
With a focus on what factors drive your premiums, this session will drill down to show how the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) calculates an employer’s premium rate and explain the individual steps that go into determining the experience modifier. We will show how an individual claim can impact the rate calculation and touch on some claims management strategies that can be employed to favorably impact the calculation.
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These sessions have been certified by the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) for 1-hour of the 2-hour safety training requirement for group and group retrospective-rated employers. To be eligible for the BWC safety training requirement credit, the attendee must remain in the session for at least 75% of the total session time. For a full course description or for a list of all the sessions included in our 2021 Client Education Program for workers' compensation, click here.
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