The workers compensation class code is linked to a rate assigned by the state. The state uses statistics to determine the frequency of injury or severity of injury associated with the employees employed in jobs in the class code. The class code expresses the expected risk of injury or severity of injury as a variable in the formula for calculating the workers compensation premium on a class code. Contact the state's workers compensation department to identify the workers compensation class codes for the state you are setting up.
1. Open Connect Payroll > Organization > States.
2. Use the field titled State Code to enter a two-character state code. Press Enter.
3. Click to select the Workers Compensation tab.
4. Click to select the Class Codes subtab.
5. Click to select the link titled Add a New Class Code.
The Class Code form displays.
6. Click to select the field titled Class Code.
7. Enter the class code name and then click OK.
8. Click to select the field titled Description.
9. Enter the class code name.
10. Click to select the field titled Employer Rate.
11. Enter the rate to calculate the employer's portion of the workers compensation class code.
12. Click to select the field titled Employee Rate.
13. Enter the rate to calculate the employee's portion of the workers compensation class code.
14. Click to select the Minimum Premium.
15. Enter the amount to bill when the calculated amount is less than the minimum premium amount.
16. Click to select the field titled Standard Wage.
17. Enter the standard wage assigned to the class code.
18. Click to select the field titled Maximum Wage Limit.
19. Enter the maximum amount to use for calculating the premium on the workers compensation class code.
The workers compensation class code is saved.
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