Every claim impacts the cost of your workers compensation insurance premiums. Did you know that one claim for $5,000 will require $250,000 in sales to generate the net profit to cover the premium increase? R&R’s proven process will help lower your insurance premiums and gain control of your past and future claims.
Our experienced professionals assist with:
- Evaluating your current and potential MOD factors utilizing ModMaster
- Regularly assessing the safety of your job sites
- Developing an early return-to-work program
- Conducting safety surveys
- Creating a safety culture
- Employee education and training
What's driving your work comp costs?
At R&R, we follow a carefully designed plan and measure progress toward goals that we establish together. We’ll sift out immediate opportunities to make an impact on your claims and your costs. Finally, we’ll lead you to practical, proven methods to understand, manage and improve your workers compensation programs.
Work Comp Educational Series
Understanding and managing everything surrounding Workers' Compensation can be daunting. R&R has put together an on-demand webinar series to help you navigate the basic and complex situations surrounding this topic.
When is my employee in the course and scope of employment?
...and when are they NOT. This is a review of Wisconsin court cases and practical risk control guidance to avoid unintentional work comp claims. Examples of when employees are in the course and scope of their employment in Wisconsin, and when they are not.
Download the full Basics of Wisconsin Workers' Compensation On-demand Webinar.
Looking for a specific topic? Click on the links below for specific chapters in the series.
Chapter 2: What is a compensable workers' compensation claim? "Employers and Employees" subject to the act.
Chapter 3: Reporting Requirements in Wisconsin Workers' Compensation
Chapter 4: Summary of the benefits available in Wisconsin and what is the healing plateau and MMI?
Chapter 5: Medical Treatment and Choice of Doctors
Chapter 10: Penalties for Not Buying Workers' Compensation Insurance in Wisconsin When Required
Chapter 11: Are they an "independent contractor" or an "employee"? Wisconsin's 9-Part Test
Chapter 12: Penalties for Safety Violations and Unreasonable Refusal to Rehire Claims
Chapter 13: Rights of Reimbursement: Getting Your Money Back from Third-Parties Who Injure Your Employees
