Workers' Compensation

National Council on Compensation Insurance

• Residual Market Servicing Carriers
• Frequently Asked Questions
• Maximum/Minimum Payroll & Sole Proprietor Information
• Filing of Workers Compensation Dividend Plans
• Loss Cost Multipliers
  • 2024 Loss Cost Multipliers
  • 2022 Loss Costs Multipliers
• Rates/Loss Costs
  • 2024 Rates/Loss Costs
  • 2023 Rates/Loss Costs
  • 2022 Rates/Loss Costs
• Oregon Study – Workers’ Compensation Premium Rate Ranking
• Use of Multiple Coordinated Policies for Voluntary Workers’ Compensation for PEOs 

Process to follow if you have a dispute regarding your Worker’ Compensation classification, experience modification, or manual rules.

• Discuss with your agent and company.
• Contact NCCI at 1-800-622-4123. They can provide detailed descriptions of the classifications in question.

If you are still not certain that you are in the correct Workers’ Compensation classification, then you should request an NCCI inspection. There will be a charge for this inspection.

After this inspection, if you still feel that the Workers’ Compensation classification of your business is incorrect, then you may request a hearing. This request is to be sent to NCCI, Inc., 901 Peninsula Corporate Circle, Boca Raton, FL 33487. This request is to include:

• A statement signed by you that a hearing is requested.
• A clear, concise statement of the issue or question to be resolved.
• A copy of any relevant policy of insurance, Workers’ Compensation experience rating worksheet and/or audit information.
• A statement of the specific rules or statutes you believe may be relevant.
• A statement of the relief you are requesting.

A hearing will be scheduled in New Hampshire, and your complaint will be heard by the New Hampshire Workers’ Compensation Classification and Rating Appeals Board. This Board is made up of two members from agencies, two members from insurance companies, two public members, a non-voting member from NCCI, and a non-voting member from the New Hampshire Insurance Department. You will receive the decision within thirty days of this hearing.

If you still feel aggrieved by this decision, you may petition the Insurance Commissioner for a hearing at the New Hampshire Insurance Department pursuant to RSA 400-A:17 or RSA 412:41 and in accordance with the provisions of NHCAR Part INS 200 and RSA 541-A.

Hearings Scheduled Before the Insurance Commissioner pursuant to RSA 400-A:17 or RSA 412:41 and in accordance with the provisions of NHCAR Part INS 200 and RSA 541-A.