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All employers in the state of Kansas are required to get workers' compensation insurance. Sole-Proprietors, Partners and LLC Members are automatically excluded from coverage, but may elect to be covered.

Workers' compensation coverage is mandatory for most employers in every state except for Texas.

Contractors: Independent contractors with no employees may choose to exempt themselves from carrying workers compensation insurance. However, if they do employ workers, once their total gross payroll exceeds $20,000, they must provide workers compensation insurance benefits to their employees.

Temporary Total Disability There is a one-week waiting period (seven calendar days) before TTD benefits are paid.

All employers in the state of Kansas are required to get workers' compensation insurance. Sole-Proprietors, Partners and LLC Members are automatically excluded from coverage, but may elect to be covered.

Temporary Total Disability There is a one-week waiting period (seven calendar days) before TTD benefits are paid.

Oral argument may be held in person or by telephone conference. The most convenient way to reschedule an oral argument is to call the Board office at (785) 296-4000 for a list of dates/times that are available.

Yes. All employers, except those in certain agricultural pursuits or with a gross annual payroll of $20,000 or less, must provide Workers Compensation insurance for all employees (including family members, part and full-time workers, and leased employees).