Workers Comp Enforcement hit Escambia County Florida and Baldwin County Alabama for Sub Contractors. Learn to how comply with McVay Business Services at your side!

Workers Comp Enforcement hits Escambia County Florida and Baldwin County Alabama for Sub-Contractors. Learn how to comply and not get caught with McVay Business Services at your side!

Urgent Warning to Contractors, Sub-Contractors and Service Industry. With the huge growth and building going on in these two county's on the Florida/Alabama Gulf Coast the forces that be our out visiting your job sites to make sure your in compliance. 

McVay Business Services has solutions. Payroll services starting at only $100.00 per month. Employee leasing with workers comp for sub contractors starting at just 2-employees and workers comp exempt certificates for up to 3-officers of your LLC or Corporation. We have the solution. Call Mike McVay today at 850-725-5696 in Florida and 251-279-7941 in Alabama for a quote.

WARNING
For Immediate release from the desk of Mike McVay,
Payroll & Workers Comp Specialist.
Huge fines are being levied NOW! Enforcement is it an all time high
because of the local building growth.
Don't think your business is a target, think again. 
If you have your business name on your vehicle or your at any type of construction site you are a target. A 350% increase in workers comp officers just in Escambia County Florida & Baldwin County Alabama since May 1st 2018 has been verified.

What to expect of you get caught without a workers comp exempt certificate or workers comp coverage

Enforcement for Florida & Alabama
Investigators conduct routine job-site inspections to ensure Employer compliance with the Workers' Compensation law.

When an Employer is operating without the required coverage, civil enforcement action is taken. This most often results in the issuance of a Stop-Work Order, requiring that the business cease all operations until it complies with the law and pays a penalty.
The penalty is equal to 2 times the amount the employer would have paid in manual premium within the preceding two year period.

A Stop-Work Order may also be issued if an employer

• understates or conceals payroll,
• misrepresents or conceals employee duties or
• otherwise attempts to avoid paying the proper amount of premium when purchasing a Workers’ Compensation Insurance policy.
• Not up to date with any workers comp exempt certificates issued by Florida or Alabama. 

These violations and other actions may result in criminal charges as filed by the Division of Insurance Fraud.
It is against the law to:

• Work without workers' compensation insurance when required to do so
• Work in violation of a Stop-Work Order
• Make a false statement for the purpose of obtaining insurance coverage or to reduce premiums
• Fail to report an injury to the insurance carrier
• Discharge or threaten to discharge an employee for filing or attempting to file a workers' compensation claim
• Deduct workers' compensation premium from employees’ pay
• Misclassify an employee as an independent contractor

Mike McVay, Payroll & Workers Comp Specialist
Mike@mikemcvay.com
850-725-5696
251-279-7941