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Overview
This bill modifies Arizona’s workers’ compensation laws to address zero-estimated exposure policies. It requires specific statements on zero-estimated exposure policies and certificates of insurance, ensuring transparency and accountability. Employers with zero estimated exposure must notify relevant entities, such as contractors, about their policy status. The bill also establishes a website for verifying the status of these policies.
Key provisions
- Zero-estimated exposure policies must include a signed statement from the applicant confirming the accuracy of their information and zero employment.
- Employers providing business construction and improvement services must provide a copy of their zero-estimated exposure policy and a notification to contractors.
- Entities receiving the policy and notification must retain them for at least three years.
- Certificates of insurance for zero-estimated exposure policies must direct requesters to EWCCV.COM/CVS/.
- The bill defines ‘zero estimated exposure policy’ as an insurance policy covering zero employer liability.
Who is affected
- Employers
- Construction and improvement service providers
- Contractors
- Workers' compensation insurers
- Entities receiving certificates of insurance
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