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Michigan Law - Basic Requirements
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Workers' compensation pays benefits for injuries or death that arise out of, or in the course of, employment. It is paid for by employer compensation insurance contributions.
As a private employer, you are required to have workers' compensation coverage if:
- You employ three or more workers at a time; or
- You have employed at least one worker for at least 35 hours for a period of 13 weeks or more.
If coverage is not provided, you may face severe penalties including business shut-down, fines and imprisonment.
The Bureau of Workers' and Unemployment Compensation administers the provisions of the Michigan Workers' Disability Compensation Act.
Information courtesy of Regency Insurance Group, program manager for MRA insurance programs. www.regency-group.com, or call Regency at (800) 686-6640. |
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