Return to Work After an Injury: What It Really Means for Restaurants Quick Take Return to work does not mean “back to normal tomorrow.” It means returning to...
What Prop 65 Receipt-Paper Notices Mean for California Restaurants Quick Take Prop 65 notices linked to bisphenol S (BPS) in thermal receipt paper are still appearing across California....
What Happens After You Report a Claim? Three Calls in the First 24 Hours Quick Take CRMBC’s Third-Party Administrator, Pacific Claims Management (PCM), uses a three-point contact model...
How California Restaurants Can Cut Slip, Trip and Fall Claims Quick Take Guest slips, trips and falls are among the most common third-party claims for restaurants. In California,...
Welcome to the latest update from CRMBC, your partner in cost savings and reliable workers' compensation coverage. Renewals, Resources, and Record Engagement at CRMBC Dear Reader, Thank you for...
Quick Take: Why Self-Insurance Is the Sure Bet in 2025 California’s average workers’ comp rates will rise 8.7 % in 2025. For 2025, the state published updated assessment factors...
Quick Take: Securing POS Systems POS systems remain prime cyber targets in 2025 New PCI rules mandate MFA EMV & encryption reduce fraud CRMBC shares prevention insights. DO...
California’s workers’ comp is in a hard market. Learn why self-insured groups give restaurants stable rates, returns, and control in 2025.
Quick Take California restaurant operators face rising workers’ compensation costs,with a statewide 8.7% rate hike effective September 2025 and average claims costs now exceeding $36,000. Traditional carriers are under...
