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How to be Prepared for a Worker's Comp Audit

How to be Prepared for a Worker's Comp Audit
 

In the United States, Workers' Comp is required in 49 of the 50 states, but here’s something you might not know: if your policy uses estimated wages, an annual audit is usually part of the deal! In this bite-sized episode of Kaizen Time, we explain what a Workers' Comp audit involves and share one simple tip to make the process smoother. Whether you’re new to Workers' Comp or just want to avoid surprises, this quick snapshot has you covered. Watch now to stay ahead of the game!

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