Where can workers obtain the name of the employer's current workers' compensation insurance carrier?

Where can workers obtain the name of the employer's current workers' compensation insurance carrier?

• A. From a notice posted conspicuously in a location frequented by employees
• B. From the annual tax return
• C. From the building permit
• D. From the insurance company's advertising

Answer: (A)

Employees are required to have workers’ compensation information readily accessible, so the information is posted where workers can easily see it. The posted notice is the official source that lists the employer’s current workers’ compensation insurance carrier and policy details. This standard posting ensures you can quickly verify who provides coverage and contact them if needed. The other options don’t provide reliable, accessible verification. A tax return isn’t a worker-accessible source of insurance details, building permits don’t contain such information, and insurance company ads aren’t tied to the specific employer’s current policy.

Employees are required to have workers’ compensation information readily accessible, so the information is posted where workers can easily see it. The posted notice is the official source that lists the employer’s current workers’ compensation insurance carrier and policy details. This standard posting ensures you can quickly verify who provides coverage and contact them if needed.

The other options don’t provide reliable, accessible verification. A tax return isn’t a worker-accessible source of insurance details, building permits don’t contain such information, and insurance company ads aren’t tied to the specific employer’s current policy.