Florida Workers' Comp Rates for 2021
The Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR) announces the release 2021 workers' compensation rates.
OIR has lowered rates for 2021 for both renewed and newly written workers’ compensation policies. The overall average rate decrease is -6.6%, but individual class codes may see increases.
Below is a 2020 vs 2021 rate comparison of common workers' comp class codes.
Class Code
Description
2020 Rates
2021 Rates
Rate Change
7219
Trucking NOC
6.85
6.63
-3%
8018
Store Wholesale-NOC
2.93
2.91
-1%
8742
Salesperson
.35
.33
-6%
8810
Clerical
.17
.16
-6%
8829
Convalescent Home-All Employees
2.29
2.25
-2%
8864
Social Services Organizations
1.59
1.62
2%
9014
Janitorial
3.76
3.60
-4%
9015
Building or Property Management
3.89
3.81
-2%
9082
Restaurant NOC
1.80
1.67
-7%
9083
Restaurant Fast Food
1.74
1.59
-9%
The Florida United Businesses Association (FUBA) has provided some additional insight on what to expect.
- The maximum weekly payroll for executive officers will increase from $2,800 per week to $2,900 per week.
- The minimum weekly payroll for officers in the construction industry will increase from $450 per week to $500 per week.
- The minimum weekly payroll for all other officers will remain at $950 per week.
- The annual payroll for sole proprietors and partners will increase from $48,800 to $50,500 per year.
- There will not be a surcharge from the Florida Workers’ Compensation Insurance Guaranty Association on policies in 2021.
If you have any questions regarding the rates and upcoming changes, please reach out to our experienced staff at Libertate Insurance 888-501-0014.
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