Radio or Television Broadcasting
Florida Workers' Compensation Class Code 9749 • FWCJUA / NCCI • Effective 2025-01-01
Current Rate
$0.55
per $100 of payroll
FWCJUA / NCCI 2025-01-01
What is Class Code 9749?
Class code 9749 covers radio and television broadcasting employees, including on-air talent, production staff, engineers, camera operators, and administrative personnel. Florida has a significant broadcasting industry, particularly in Miami (a major Spanish-language media market), Tampa, and Orlando. Hazards are generally low, with the primary risks being ergonomic conditions for production staff and vehicle accidents for field reporters and news crews.
Who is Covered Under This Code?
Radio and TV on-air talent, producers, directors, camera operators, broadcast engineers, and administrative staff at broadcasting companies.
Tips to Reduce Your Premium
- Ergonomic programs for production staff who work at editing stations and control rooms
- Vehicle safety programs for field reporters and news crews who drive to story locations
- Tower climbing and antenna work should be classified separately under tower construction codes
Common Claim Scenarios
Ergonomic-related musculoskeletal conditions, vehicle accidents for field crews, and slip-and-fall injuries at broadcast facilities are the primary claim types.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is workers comp class code 9749?
Class code 9749 covers radio and television broadcasting employees, including on-air talent, production staff, engineers, camera operators, and administrative personnel. Florida has a significant broadcasting industry, particularly in Miami (a major Spanish-language media market), Tampa, and Orlando. Hazards are generally low, with the primary risks being ergonomic conditions for production staff and vehicle accidents for field reporters and news crews.
What is the workers comp rate for class code 9749 in Florida?
The current workers' compensation rate for class code 9749 in Florida is $0.55 per $100 of payroll, as set by FWCJUA / NCCI effective 2025-01-01. Your actual premium will also depend on your experience modification factor (EMR) and the carrier you choose.
Who is covered under class code 9749?
Radio and TV on-air talent, producers, directors, camera operators, broadcast engineers, and administrative staff at broadcasting companies.
How can I reduce my workers comp premium for class code 9749 in Florida?
Ergonomic programs for production staff who work at editing stations and control rooms Vehicle safety programs for field reporters and news crews who drive to story locations Tower climbing and antenna work should be classified separately under tower construction codes
Do I need workers comp insurance for employees classified under code 9749 in Florida?
Yes. Florida requires most employers to carry workers' compensation insurance for their employees. Class code 9749 employees must be covered. Penalties for non-compliance in Florida can be severe, including stop-work orders and fines. Contact Bright Coast Insurance at (239) 323-0785 for a fast, competitive quote.
Rates shown are advisory loss costs or assigned risk rates as of the effective date listed. Your actual workers' compensation premium will depend on your specific payroll, experience modification factor (EMR), carrier selection, and other underwriting factors. Contact Bright Coast Insurance for an accurate quote tailored to your business.
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Quick Facts
- Class Code
- 9749
- State
- Florida
- Rate per $100
- $0.55
- Rating Org
- FWCJUA / NCCI
- Effective
- 2025-01-01
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