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Workers’ Compensation Program
Members participating in the Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Fund (MRL Fund) have enjoyed a 48 percent average profit return on their workers' compensation coverage. Group plans offer the same protection as an insurance company, but more efficiently, providing an opportunity for companies within a particular industry to band together to save.
Read more about the
MRL Fund return for 2015
Not-for-Profit
The MRL Fund is a not-for-profit organization owned and operated by its members. As a result, premium dollars not used to pay administrative costs and claims, or not reserved for potential claims, are returned to the members in the form of premium credits along with earned interest. Members have received a total of more than $50 million in premium credits since the fund’s inception in 1992
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