Expand or collapse. What if I have Washington workers in another state for 30 days or less in a calendar year?
You will need to report and pay premium to L&I. You may also be required to pay a premium to an insurer in the other state. Contact the workers' compensation authority in the state where they will be working to find out if the state will recognize Washington's coverage.
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