Compensación al TrabajadorPregunta 498 de 531
The experience modification factor applied to a workers compensation premium rewards an employer whose:
a.Employees carry their own health insurance
b.Payroll grew faster than the industry average
c.Actual losses ran below expected for its class
d.Policy has been renewed for many years running
Explicación
The mod compares an employer's actual loss experience with the losses expected of a business of its size and classification, so better-than-expected results produce a factor below 1.00 and a credit, worse results a debit above it. That is why loss control and return-to-work programs pay off: they cut both claim frequency and claim cost. Payroll growth, employee benefits and length of tenure play no part in the formula.
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