Safety
The Top Five Ways Construction Companies Can Reduce Workers’ Comp Premiums
By learning how the workers’ comp system works, contractors can understand what they are paying for, what affects their annual premium and how to manage and plan for unforeseen events.
By Ross Amato
January 16, 2018
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Safety
by Ross Amato
Ross Amato is a Property & Casualty Consultant with Knight-Dik Insurance Agency, Inc. in Worcester, MA.
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