General
2021 NCCI Miscellaneous Values & Ownership Payroll Limitation Summary
LWCC uses the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) Miscellaneous Values and the Ownership Payroll Limitation Summary for all new and renewal business. Please access the current Miscellaneous Values and the Ownership Payroll Limitation Summary for 2021 here.
Safety Support Document Library
Employee educational awareness is a key method to reducing injury frequency and severity in the workplace. Periodic safety meeting guides on hazard identification and abatement can lead to increased safety on the job. Our library on various safety topics can provide additional resources to reduce employee injuries.
Reimbursement Schedule for Workers’ Comp.
The purpose of the medical reimbursement schedule is to determine the maximum reimbursement allowed according to Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes, set by the Louisiana Office of Workers’ Compensation. Click here to learn how to access the current version of the reimbursement schedule.
New Business Submission Guide for Agents
The speed and competitiveness of an LWCC quote relies heavily on the amount and quality of information provided upfront by our agent partners. Here is an outline of the minimum requirements and best practices for applications submitted through our online portal CompZone.
Consultants on Call
LWCC’s experienced safety professionals can assist you in reducing the frequency and severity of workplace accidents. Our Safety Services Consultants are available to conduct onsite evaluations, provide consultations, explain our free safety resources and offer recommendations to reduce exposures—at no extra charge to you.
Virtual Driver Simulator
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, roadway transportation incidents account for more fatal workplace fatalities each year than any other cause. LWCC’s interactive virtual driver simulation tool allows employees to experience behind the wheel situations without being on the road.
Sample Drug-Free Workplace Policy
Do you have a written drug and alcohol policy for your organization to address accidents and intoxication? Louisiana law provides an employer the right to require employees to submit to drug testing if they are injured on the job. Case law exists that the presumptions do not apply unless an employer has a written and promulgated drug policy.
