Workers' Compensation Penalties Explained

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Failure to maintain workers’ compensation coverage can result in:

  • A stop order prohibiting you from using employee labor, to take effect immediately upon being served with the order.
  • Liability for up to 10 days’ wages for an employee’s time lost due to the stop order.
  • Liability for employee benefits, as if you had been covered.
  • A penalty of $1,500 per employee employed at the time the stop order is issued and served, as an additional penalty for being uninsured.1
  • Other penalties.

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