What information is the employer required to provide with respect to worker’s compensation?
• State law requires every employer to post an official notice in a prominent site at the workplace. It’s usually put up on an employee bulletin board, by a time clock, in an employee lunchroom or some similar location where workers will see it. The poster identifies the employer as having obtained workers’ compensation insurance and it outlines the responsibilities of both employers and employees. It also provides the employers full legal name, address, the Employer’s Federal Identification Number (FEIN) and the name of the insurance company providing this insurance. This information is needed when filling out a claim form.
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