8810 Class Code Webinar Shows Great Info – WCIRB

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California’s WCIRB 8810 Class Code Webinar – Who’s Your Admin Assistant?

Yesterday, I watched a great 8810 Class Code webinar.  California’s WCIRB (Workers Comp Insurance Rating Bureau) once again provided an informative webinar on one of the questions on classification codes that we receive very often.

I have written many articles on the WCIRB – check out this link for a list of previous articles. 

If you wish to view the webinar (totally worth your time), check it out on this page. WCIRB had not yet posted the video on its educational video webpage at the time I published this article.  It should be available by tomorrow at the preceding link.

Even if you do not have California workers comp interests, the similarities between these class codes and the other rating bureaus (NCCI, NCRB, PCRB, etc.) still make it worth a look.

WCIRB covered the below slide on the type of classification questions it receives yearly.  As expected, the 8810 class code questions almost doubled the other class codes.

8810 class code webinar slide chart questions
(C WCIRB Oakland, CA

Class Codes Covered

The 8810 Class Code webinar covered many of the codes from the above chart.  I thought a list of definitions would be helpful.  These descriptions came directly from the webinar.

A list of my previous articles on Class Code 8871 – a new Class Code For California in 2021 can be found at this link.

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CLERICAL TELECOMMUTER EMPLOYEES – N.O.C. 8871

This classification applies to Clerical Office Employees who work more than 50% of their time at their home or other office space away from any location of their employer.

Assignment of this classification is subject to the Standard Exceptions rule. See Part 3, Section III, Rule 4, Standard Exceptions, of the USRP

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Classification 8742, Salespersons – Outside

However, if the Outside Salesperson is also exposed to any operative hazard of the business, then the entire payroll is assigned to the highest-rated classification of work to which the employee is so exposed.

Engaged in:

Sales or collection away from the premises of the employer

Public relations work

Outside sales for some portion of their time and clerical office duties for the rest of their time

Standard Exceptions

The 8810 Class Code webinar covered Standard Exceptions. consisting of  8810, 8742, and 8871 among others.  A quick definition of Standard Exceptions can be found at the link.

The informative webinar covered many other points and answered many questions.

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