Wyoming Administrative Code
Agency 053 - Workforce Services, Department of
Sub-Agency 0021 - Workers' Compensation Division
Chapter 2 - EMPLOYER COVERAGE, COMPLIANCE, AND DISCOUNT PROGRAMS
Section 2-4 - Classifications

Universal Citation: WY Code of Rules 2-4

Current through September 21, 2024

The employer shall provide a true and accurate description of its business operations prior to commencing operations, which require coverage under the Act for eligible workers in the State of Wyoming. The employer is required to notify the Division in writing of any change in business operations, which affect the industrial classification of the business for purposes of workers' compensation. The employer shall grant reasonable access to the Division's representative to verify information provided by the employer with respect to the business operations.

(a) Classification Procedures. The Division will assign an industrial classification or classifications pursuant to the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes provided by the Federal Bureau of Labor Statistics via the Internet or in a printed manual dated 2002 or later. The industrial classification(s) assigned will be that which best describes the primary business of the employer. Businesses conducted at one or more locations which normally prevail in the primary industrial classification will not be assigned separate classifications for supporting operations, with certain specific standard exceptions for clerical office occupations, inside sales occupations, outside sales occupations, or temporary help occupations.

(b) Classification Revisions. The Division shall correct industrial classifications which it determines to be incorrect. The Division shall give the employer written notification of any change in industrial classification and such changes shall become effective on the first day of the reporting period following the reporting period in which the Division gives written notification.

(c) Contesting Classification. Any employer may contest the industrial classification assigned by the Division. Contest shall be made by written objection to the Division within thirty (30) days of the employer's notification of the classification assigned by the Division. The Division shall resolve the matter administratively within forty-five (45) days or refer the objection to an independent hearing officer appointed for such purpose, pursuant to the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act.

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