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Title: Workers Compensation Rates for


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  • Workers Compensation Rates for
  • Agencies
  • Presented to ASTRA
  • November 29, 2000

2
Workers Compensation Rates for Agencies
  • Background
  • Historical Paid Losses and Flat Rates
  • Shift to Experienced Based Rates
  • Legislation and Budget Indices
  • Cost Allocation Factors
  • Transition 2002 and Beyond
  • Limiting Exposure

3
Background
  • K.S.A. 44-575 established State Self-Insurance
    Fund
  • Secretary of Administration determines annually
    the assessment rate for all state agencies
  • Rate expressed as a percentage same for all
    agencies

4
Historical Paid Losses and Flat Rates

5
Shift to Experienced Based Rates
  • Recognize WC experience (risk) differs among
    agencies
  • Enhance loss control, e.g., accident prevention,
    reporting and early RTW
  • Agency rating most common approach among states
  • Reliable data history and actuarial support
  • Auditors recommended
  • Management can impact

6
Legislation and Budget Indices
  • SB 219
  • Effective 7/1/2000
  • Amends K.S.A. 44-576
  • Provides for agency assessment rates
  • Budget Cost Indices
  • FY 2001 Flat rate (.925)
  • FY 2002 Transition year (mixed rate)
  • FY 2003 Full experience rates

7
Cost Allocation Factors
  • Agency paid losses
  • Agency payroll
  • Relative loss and payroll ratios

8
Cost Allocation Adjustments
  • Three year history smoothens claims
  • Claims capped at 25,000/claim
  • Relative weighting assigned
  • Agencies grouped in 5-10 rates

9
Transition 2002 and Beyond
  • FY 2002
  • Transition year
  • 50/50 mix rate (flat/experience)
  • FY 2003
  • Experienced based rates fully implemented
  • On Going
  • Actuarial studies annually
  • Modifications as needed
  • Develop incentives/credits, e.g., RTW

10
Limiting Exposure
  • Team approach
  • Accident prevention and safety
  • Early accident/claim reporting
  • Return to work options
  • Transitional positions
  • Modified duty
  • Communications and training
  • Avoid litigation

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Workers Compensation Rates for Agencies
  • Presented to ASTRA
  • November 29, 2000
  • http//da.state.ks.us/ps/benefits.htm
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