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...
Dear Reader, In August, we came together in Newport Beach for CRMBC’s 2025 Annual Member Meeting. It was our best yet, with record attendance, important updates from leadership, and...
California’s statewide minimum wage is currently $16.50 per hour as of January 1, 2025. However, several local jurisdictions have set higher rates effective July 1, 2025. Restaurants operating within...
California’s only self-insured workers’ compensation group for restaurants surpasses $20M in annualized revenue and welcomes more than 70 new members. Fresno, CA – 28 MAY 2025 – The...
Welcome to the latest update from CRMBC, your partner in cost savings and reliable workers' compensation coverage. Renewals, Revenue, Resources, and Record Engagement Dear [first name], 2024 closed on...
DO NOT IGNORE THIS BLOG POST: Poor cybersecurity could shut down your business and potentially lead to bankruptcy. Recent incidents involving companies like Panda Express and Panera LLC underscore...
Author: Jon Wroten, CPP MBA, Senior Vice President, The PATH Alliance As the festive season approaches, restaurant owners enter a crucial phase: seasonal hiring. While bustling with opportunities,...
Author: Gene Immendorf Sub rosa investigations are valuable in the workers’ compensation industry, providing documented evidence and information unavailable elsewhere. However, the process is often flawed, with inadequate assignments,...
As the California restaurant industry faces increasing operational costs and regulatory scrutiny, understanding the ins and outs of workers’ compensation claims has never been more critical. Restaurant operators are...
