Insured employer definition
Insured employer means an employer who purchases workers' compensation insurance from an insurance company that is licensed to write insurance in the state of Michigan.
Insured employer means an employer who obtains workers' compensation insurance from an insurer pursuant to section 386-121(a)(1), HRS.
Insured employer means an employer who obtains coverage under any of the workers’ compensation insurance plans offered by an insurer licensed by the Commissioner to provide such coverage in this State.
More Definitions of Insured employer
Insured employer means an employer that satisfied its workers’ compensation obligation by purchasing a workers’ compensation and employers liability insurance policy. “Insured Employer” includes members of Interlocal Risk Management Agencies, as defined in sections 7-47a through 7-479i of the general statutes and employer’s mutual insurance associations as defined in sections
Insured employer means an employer who purchases workers' compensation insurance from an insurance company that is licensed to write insurance in this state.
Insured employer means an employer who insures its risks incurred under this chapter with an insurance company authorized to issue workers' compensation policies in this state by the Insurance Department, and includes any member of a workers' compensation pool administered by an interlocal risk management agency, and on and after January 1, 2005, an employer mutual association organized prior to June 6, 1996, with a membership composed exclusively of health care providers and whose premium base is derived entirely from health care organizations.
Insured employer means an employer that satisfies its workers’ compensation obligation by purchasing a workers’ compensation and employers liability insurance policy. “Insured Employer” includes members of Interlocal Risk Management Agencies, as defined in sections 7-479a through 7-479i of the general statutes and employer’s mutual insurance associations as defined in sections 31-328 through 31-339 of the general statutes.