114.9
(a) An employer seeking to obtain a certificate shall have its safety program reviewed or inspected by the division before the issuance of its initial certificate and thereafter, as appropriate, to demonstrate the existence of an effective safety program for each location. (b) To facilitate the review or inspection process, the employer shall provide the […]
114.10
(a) Claims administration must be performed by an adjuster licensed in Texas to handle workers’ compensation claims. (b) Each proposed contract to provide claims services to a certified self-insurer must be approved by the division prior to recommending approval of an application to self-insure or, if a certified self-insurer is changing from one claims contractor […]
114.11
(a) The division shall audit certified self-insurers as frequently as necessary to assure compliance with the Texas Workers’ Compensation Act and division rules, but shall audit each certified self-insurer at least once every three years. (b) An audit may include, but not be limited to: (1) any representation made on an application or in an […]
114.12
(a) Each certified self-insurer shall file with the division an annual application or, if required by §114.15(b) of this title (relating to Revocation of Certificate of Authority to Self-Insure), an annual report, according to a schedule established by the division. The division may require an annual application or annual report to include the following: (1) […]
114.13
(a) A certified self-insurer that amends its charter, articles of incorporation, or partnership agreement to change its identity or business structure, or in any other manner materially alters its status as it existed at the time of issuance of its certificate shall, within 30 days after the amendment or other action, notify the division of […]
114.14
If a certified self-insurer becomes an impaired employer, the commissioner shall protect the employees of such employer by promptly: (1) calling the security deposit and placing the funds in an account for the impaired employer; (2) notifying the Association or other entity designated by the commissioner to assume the liabilities of the impaired employer; to […]
114.15
(a) The commissioner may revoke the certificate of a certified self-insurer who fails to comply with requirements or conditions established by Chapter 407 of the Texas Labor Code or any rule within Chapter 114 of this title (regarding Self-Insurance), including: (1) failure to maintain financial strength; (2) failure to implement and maintain an effective safety […]
114.16
(a) Insuring agreements under Labor Code §407.045(a-1) filed for the commissioner’s approval as a part of an adequate program to withdraw from self-insurance must meet the following criteria: (1) The form of an insuring agreement must be that of a standard workers’ compensation policy providing statutory limits with an approved company specific endorsement under Texas […]
108.1
Repealed eff. September 2, 2018
110.105
(a) An employer, as defined by Labor Code §406.001, who terminates workers’ compensation insurance coverage shall file written notice of the termination of coverage with the division not later than the 10th day after the date on which the employer notified the insurance carrier under Labor Code §406.007 to terminate the coverage. (b) The employer […]