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What should I do if my Georgia employee is injured on the job?
You work hard to make your business a safe place to work. But things happen. And, when they do, you need to react quickly.
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What does workers’ comp cover in Georgia?
Workers’ comp coverage pays medical expenses, lost wages, and death benefits for an injury or illness that an employee sustains while at their job (or for a job-related cause). Workers’ comp might also pay for things like ongoing medical support and job retraining.
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Can I exclude owners, officers or partners from workers’ comp coverage in Georgia?
If you’re ready to purchase workers’ comp for your business—but need help figuring out whether you’re allowed to exclude any of your upper leadership—we’ve got answers. Here’s how workers’ comp and exclusion works in Georgia.
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What happens if I don’t get workers’ comp in Georgia?
If you’re gathering information about what it means to get a workers’ comp policy for your Georgia business, you’re also probably wondering if you can get away with not having a policy. A fair question.
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Does my Georgia business need workers’ comp?
If you’ve just started your Georgia business — or if you’re growing beyond just a few employees — you likely have questions about workers’ comp coverage. The first obvious question? Do you even need to get workers’ comp?
The Employer’s Guide to Georgia Workers’ Comp Insurance
If you’re trying to understand how workers’ comp works in Georgia, you’ve reached the right place. Business insurance is what we do, and we’ve put together a list of the important things to know about workers’ comp in Georgia.