Risk Class Reporting & What You Might Not Know

Author: Ruth Lewis, Stop Claims Corp.

Are you aware of L&I’s rules when it comes to reporting hours worked for your employees? 

A division of a single employee’s worker hours SHALL NOT be permitted between two standard exception classifications or between a standard exception classification and a basic business classification. 

For example: if you have a driver who has been driving 6 hours, then gets on the roof for 2 hours, you MUST report their hours under the HIGHER risk classification. 

If you have any questions, please contact Ruth Lewis – (425) 954-8865, or email her at rlewis@stopclaims.com  

Stop Claims Corp. is the ONLY employer advocate in the state who cares about your business as much as you do. 

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RCAW Editor

Established in 1965, the Roofing Contractors Association of Washington continues to bring the roofing industry together to increase success through advocacy, continuing education, professional collaboration, and consumer awareness.