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The state runs most workers comp programs as far as I know. How is Washington any different than say California? I may have had to follow some one time instruct
by jjeaff 7y ago
The state runs most workers comp programs as far as I know. How is Washington any different than say California? I may have had to follow some one time instructions to initially setup a workers comp account in California, but I haven't touched it since. And my $50/month payroll service handles all of the payments and filings for me.
- jedberg 7y agoHere is Gusto’s page on worker’s compensation: https://support.gusto.com/state-registration-compliance/compliance/workers-compensation/1069505751/State-requirements-for-Workers-Compensation-insurance.htm https://support.gusto.com/state-registration-compliance/comp... All 50 states have a different process. Many require you to get a private policy but some have state run funds. As an example, I have to deal with my insurance agent annually for my worker’s compensation in California and then deal with Washington separately for their scheme.
- jjeaff 6y agoOh yes, you are right about workers comp. My mind just went to unemploent insurance everytime I read workers comp.