Insurance program availability varies by state. Discounts not available for insurance products. Not all products offered in all areas. Membership does not mean automatic approval for insurance or services.
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The NFIB/AlaCOMP workers' compensation self insurance fund allows qualified employers of three or more employees the opportunity to control workers' compensation costs through group self-funding.
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In 2008, $3.5 million in workers' comp premiums were returned to qualifying NFIB participants in the 2007 SCF Arizona Association Safety Plan. For every $100 in individual dividends earned, NFIB member participants earned an additional $110 in bonus dividends.
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NFIB members can save 5% on California workers' compensation premiums through EMPLOYERS®, America's small business insurance Specialist.®
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Participants in the NFIB/IWIF Group Safety Plan can take advantage of IWIF's excellent loss-prevention programs and potentially earn dividends in return for maintaining a safe workplace. In 2008, qualifying participants received a 12% dividend on their 2007 premium.
With Payce Payroll Services you could switch to weekly, bi-weekly or semi-monthly workers' compensation payments the next time your policy renews.
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The NFIB/Montana State Fund Group program provides the opportunity to earn dividends on their Montana State Fund workers’ compensation premium.
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NFIB members can potentially save up to the maximum available discount allowed by the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation (BWC) on their workers' compensation premiums.
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The NFIB/Ohio Select Workers' Compensation Program is designed for companies that currently do not have a partner to manage their Ohio workers' compensation claims.
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NFIB members in qualifying construction, light manufacturing or wholesale/retail businesses can save 10.9% on workers' comp premiums from the Texas Mutual Insurance Company, with the opportunity to earn dividends.
NFIB member benefits are offered by third parties through contractual arrangements with the NFIB Member Services Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of NFIB, or one of its affiliated insurance agencies.