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State Fund COMPonents is a quarterly newsletter for State Fund policyholders. Each issue focuses on a single topic related to your workers’ compensation policy with State Fund. Our goal is to serve you, our policyholder, with in-depth information that can help you:
- Understand your roles and responsibilities as an employer.
- Manage issues that may affect your policy, workplace, and claims experience.
We mail a printed copy of COMPonents to various policyholders based on the issue's theme. You may also access current and previous issues below.
Issue 2 – 2010
Summer Safety Help
In this issue, you’ll learn how you can keep your employees safe when the weather heats up. The articles will help you develop strategies and best practices for preventing heat illness, screening out the sun, and protecting young workers. |
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Issue 1 – 2010
All About Audits
A payroll audit is a routine and essential part of your workers’ compensation policy. In this issue, you’ll read about how to prepare for and streamline an audit. You can also learn more about some important related topics, including payroll reporting, job classifications, and record keeping. |
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Issue 4 – 2009
Group Insurance
This issue highlights State Fund’s group insurance program. Employers can learn more about how they can convert their policy to one of our many group plans to achieve cost savings and other benefits. |
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Issue 3 – 2009
Workplace Safety
This issue is devoted to helping employers manage a safer workplace so you can better protect your employees, preserve productivity, and control workers’ compensation costs. |
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Issue 2 – 2009
State Fund Medical Provider Network
This issue brings a fresh perspective to what employers need to know about our MPN—what it is, how to use it to your advantage, and why it’s an essential factor in delivering quality treatment and controlling claims costs. |
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Issue 1 – 2009
State Fund Online
This issue describes the many advantages policyholders can achieve by accessing State Fund Online for policy and claims information and other conveniences.
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