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  • ARROW User Guide

    as well as comparative statewide data. Three report formats are currently available: summarized class experience, custom historical triangles, and average experience modification. STATEWIDE DATA... is not available, then you must contact your Group Administrator to assign you access to ARROW. Summarized Class Experience Summarized class experience queries provide access to class experience

  • MWCIA News - 2nd Quarter 2017

    . Exhibit 5 also details the addition of the re-established class Code 7219 - Trucking NOC - All Employees & Drivers and the newly established class code 7225 - Automobile Towing... is derived from Codes 7228 and 7229. MWCIA proposes to introduce a base rate which will be based on the combined experience reported under class Codes 7228 & 7229 for the re-established class Code, 7219

  • MWCIA Circular 17-1710 - NCCI Item B-1435 – Revisions to Basic Manual Classifications and Appendix E – Classifications by Hazard Group, Including Trucking and Towing

    classifications require that MWCIA implement a transition program to eliminate and reassign the respective exposure to alternate classifications. Class codes 1860- Abrasive Paper Or Cloth Preparation... with reassignment to Code 4279- Paper Goods Mfg. NOC., creating a cross reference for Abrasive Paper Or Cloth Preparation. This class code will be eliminated and reassigned effective January 1, 2019. MWCIA staff

  • MWCIA Annual Report 2016

    in the Assigned Risk Plan continues to moderate. I believe MWCIA is a key player in helping to ensure a robust market. We prepare trusted pure premium rate and class information for our members while... for class codes and descriptions within the Minnesota Classification Index. Searches can be performed by number or by word search. EXPERIENCE RATE SHEETS FOR CARRIERS In July, 2016, MWCIA implemented

  • MWCIA News 1st Quarter 2017

    requirements, we do receive questions from time to time wondering about the reasons why a particular state exception exists, or when a certain class or rule deviation began, etc. One of the most... of this class to businesses that sell inboard/outboard boats, motorcycles, ATVs, and snowmobiles. Inland boat dealerships not operated in conjunction with a marina are assigned to class code 8036

  • MWCIA Circular 17-1706 - NCCI Item P-1413 – Establishment of Experience Rating Modification Factor Revision Endorsement

    Endorsement− Class, Rate, Other Change  WC 22 06 16 A Minnesota Policy Information Page Endorsement− Interim Adjustment of Premium  WC 22 06 17 Minnesota Policy Information Page Endorsement

  • MWCIA Circular 16-1701 - 4-1-2017 Assigned Risk Rates

      by email to  kathleen.peterson@mwcia.org. Assigned Risk Plan Rates Effective New and Renewal April 1, 2017 4/1/2017 4/1/2017 4/1/2017 Class Assigned Minimum Class Assigned Minimum Class Assigned... 6.99 365 2039 6.71 358 2714 6.41 350 3241 5.86 337 MINNESOTA WORKERS' COMPENSATION Page 1Assigned Risk Plan Rates Effective New and Renewal April 1, 2017 4/1/2017 4/1/2017 4/1/2017 Class

  • MWCIA Circular 16-1700 - Frequently Asked Questions Regarding NCCI Item B-1429 – Establishment of Audit Noncompliance Charge – Minnesota

    :  Estimated Audit Code: N  Class Code 6834 o Exposure Amount: $50,000 (Estimated) o Rate: 7.69 o Premium Amount: $3,845 (Estimated)  Statistical Code 9757 (Audit Noncompliance Charge... Revised Exposure Record information:  Class Code 6834 o Exposure Amount: $65,060 (Audited) o Manual Rate: 7.69 o Premium Amount: $5,003 (Final) Also, in accordance with the reporting

  • MWCIA Circular 16-1690 - NCCI Item Filing B-1431-Revisions to Basic Manual Classifications and Appendix E-Classifications by Hazard Group

    begins January 1, 2017. Effective January 1, 2018, the exposure included in Code 9149 will be reassigned to National Class Code 9154-Theater NOC: All Other Employees and Code 9149... by these classifications are conducted as separate and distinct businesses. ADDS REFERENCE FOR COTTON UNDER CLASS CODE 8103.  NCCI Item B-1431- Revisions to Basic Manual Classifications and Appendix E

  • MWCIA Circular Letter 16-1692 - 2017 Minnesota Ratemaking Report

        (unmodified class data, pure premium exhibits)  $30 CD/Email      Pure Premium Base Rates (separately)  $25 Hard Copy    (Microsoft Excel spreadsheet of 1‐1‐2017 pure premium base  $10 CD/Email    rates and rating values by class code)      Complete Report (Volumes 1, 2 and 3 and CD)  $300 Hard Copy     $50 CD/Email    Please direct any questions to our Actuarial Services Department at 952‐897

  • MWCIA News - 2nd Quarter 2016

    this link with any of your clients that might benefit from a class. Carrier/Member Instructions for Updating Contact Information Are you NOT receiving critical and important communications from

  • MWCIA News - 2nd Quarter 2016

    this link with any of your clients that might benefit from a class. Carrier/Member Instructions for Updating Contact Information Are you NOT receiving critical and important communications from

  • Should MN Special Compensation Fund class code 0174 and corresponding premium be reported on policies and unit statistical reports?

    FAQ

    Class 0174 and the corresponding premium, even if a zero amount, must be reported on all polices and unit statistical reports.


  • If a class code changes after the unit report was reported, and a claim was reported with the same class code, can I put both corrections on the same report?

    FAQ

    Yes. Use correction type “M” in the Correction Indicator Type field.


  • Tips for keeping Mods low:

    FAQ

    Contact Carrier 60 days prior to valuation date to review status of all open claims. A change in policy effective dates can impact the experience used in future modifications Review audit information - Payroll and Class codes Use carrier loss control and safety programs to help reduce overall losses.


  • How can I calculate my average hourly wage?

    FAQ

    To calculate your Average Hourly Wage, divide your total payroll by the total hours worked for each class code.


  • MWCIA History

    ). As if these difficulties were not enough, an anti-trust law suit brought by an individual and later certified as a class action case claimed that leading carriers were setting rates and were

  • What if I have questions?

    FAQ

    For questions concerning open claims:

    1. Contact your agent
    2. Contact the carrier's claim department

    For questions about class codes and payrolls:

    1. Contact your agent
    2. Contact carrier's audit department

    For questions about the rating formula:

    1. Email MWCIA at info@mwcia.org
    2. MWCIA 952.897.1737


  • What are the elements in the Experience rating plan formula?

    FAQ

    Elements of the Experience rating plan formula

    • ACTUAL LOSS = Total value of claim including reserves.
    • PRIMARY LOSS = Reduced amount of claim used in formula.
    • EXPECTED LOSS = Amount of claim your business is expected to have based on your business type (class codes) and size (payroll).
    • FORMULA FACTORS
      • EXPECTED LOSS RATE = Factor used to determine the amount of losses by class code expected by the formula.
      • D RATIO = Discounts the expected loss total to arrive at the expected primary loss.
      • WEIGHT FACTOR = Percentage of actual losses used in formula.
      • BALLAST FACTOR = Stabilizing element that limits modification fluctuation in the formula.


    • MWCIA 4th Quarter 2011 Newsletter

      FOR FORMER SELF-INSURED DATA I’ve heard of an ERM-14, but what is an ERM-6? Self-insureds and self-insured groups are not required to submit data (class codes, payroll & losses) to rating... modification. What information is required to complete the ERM-6? Class code, payroll & loss information will be entered in on the form. The form, including the injury codes, is found on our website

    • MWCIA News - 4th Quarter 2014

      that helps to review the assigned risk applications as they come in to make sure we have correct class codes. Assigned Risk Department: Are you new to writing assigned risk policies? Or, if you

    • MWCIA News - 4th Quarter 2015

      year applications as well as a list of eligible contracting class codes. Minnesota Workers’ Compensation State of the Market The Minnesota workers’ compensation market continues to be relatively

    • 15-3nl.pdf

      to contractors only. Here is a list of class codes that qualify. Employers must have exposure in one or more of the contracting class codes in order to qualify. Please note that the Experience Rating... contracting class codes. What & Why: The MCPAP credit was designed in 1992 to level the cost for contractors who pay their employees significantly higher or union wages vs. those contractors who do

    • MWCIA 2nd Quarter 2015 Newsletters

      don’t come true. My 11 th grade Jobs class teacher assured us back in 1978, that being a keypunch operator would give us a career for life. Good thing I didn’t listen to her because keypunch

    • Microsoft Word - 2ndqtr2014MWCIANewsfnl.docx

      Remember the Standard Exceptions and General Inclusions; Generally, there will be only one Basic Class code, with the exception of contracting risks. The Basic Classification describes... construction or erection operation, the highest rated class that applies to the job or location will be assigned. General Contractors that perform all work through subcontractors will still need

    • Microsoft Word - 2ndqtr2013MWCIANews.docx

      “Classification Search” tool on our website? We’ve made it even more flexible and versatile by allowing you to search by “class code” in addition to the traditional “key word” search... 13-1632 2012 Annual Report This circular announces release of the 2012 MWCIA Annual Report. Circular Letter 13-1633 Elimination of Class Code 5000- Chimney Construction This circular announces

    • MWCIA News - 1st Quarter 2013

      status with other entities; c. Premium eligibility status-an entity may or may not qualify to be experience rated; d. Rating effective date. *** Quarterly Class Code Quiz How would you classify the following risks? 1. Boat dock installation 2. Lawn mowing 3. Landscaping 4. Massage therapist 5. Nannies You can check your answers by comparing them to the “most recent top 5 class

    • Highlights

      by comparing them to the “most recent top 5 class code inquiries received by MWCIA” found on the MWCIA website. Click on the following link: *********************************** FYI

    • Highlights

      : A policy is issued with class code 8742, sales, and it is determined by the agent that it is strictly phone sales, 8810. The agent requests that the underwriter change the code to 8810. Q. Is it ―OK‖ for the underwriter to do this? A. Yes, the underwriter must change the class code to 8810 retroactive to policy inception because this correction results in a decrease in premium

    • MWCIA News - 1st Quarter 2012

      points: 4  Classify the business, not the individual tasks within the business;  Remember the Standard Exceptions and General Inclusions;  Generally, there will be only one Basic Class... or cafeteria operated by the insured for employee use. General Exclusions are operations in business that are so unusual for the type of business described by the basic class, that they are separately