[LCFinance] workers comp loss run

Wed Aug 20 17:10:58 EDT 2008

First United Methodist Church of Havelock is ready to help.

Tom Schmidt
Church Administrator

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   1. Re: Workers' Comp. Insurance (Peggy Viser)
   2. Re: Workers' Comp. Insurance (SUMC Finance)
   3. Re: Workers' Comp. Insurance (Lois Oldham)

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Message: 1
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:53:25 -0400
From: "Peggy Viser" <peggyviser at saintfrancisumc.org>
Subject: Re: [LCFinance] Workers' Comp. Insurance
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St. Francis will help.

From: lcfinance-bounces at listserv.nccumc.org
[mailto:lcfinance-bounces at listserv.nccumc.org] On Behalf Of Christine
Dodson
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 7:01 PM
To: Local Church Finance Committee and Treasurers
Subject: [LCFinance] Workers' Comp. Insurance

Hey everyone!  We need your help!  The Conference Trustees are working
to negotiate discounted group rates for workers' compensation liability
insurance coverage for local churches through the PACT insurance
provider, Zurich, and we need you.  The Zurich underwriters need
workers' comp loss runs for about 25 or so of our churches in order to
really dig a little deeper and lower those rates.  We are hoping to get
rates that will be affordable so that even smaller churches that are not
required by law to carry the coverage will be able to do so at a price
they can afford.  The pastors and congregations of those smaller,
uncovered churches are at risk because regular health insurance would
not typically cover injuries they may get at work (it is easy to slip
and fall) and the church would be liable for any costs for treatment or
lost work.

If possible, we need you to help out by asking your current insurance
provider for a loss run for your workers' comp policy that they can
provide to us for this negotiation.  This does not bind your church in
any way to anything - it will just help to give us negotiating power
with the insurance company.  If you are willing to help out, please let
me know and I will send you a memo that you can send to your insurance
agent to request the information.  You will just need to put your name
on the memo and send it - they should do the rest.  Thanks for
considering this and please let me know if you can help us out.

Thanks!

Christine

Christine Dodson, CPA, MBA

Conference Treasurer

NC Conference/United Methodist Church

(919) 832-9560

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Message: 2
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 13:07:57 -0400
From: "SUMC Finance" <sumcfinance at embarqmail.com>
Subject: Re: [LCFinance] Workers' Comp. Insurance
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Christine,
I will be glad to help.

Denise Coleman
Swansboro UMC
sumcfinance at embarqmail.com

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[mailto:lcfinance-bounces at listserv.nccumc.org] On Behalf Of Christine
Dodson
Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 6:46 PM
To: Local Church Finance Committee and Treasurers
Subject: [LCFinance] Workers' Comp. Insurance

Hey everyone!  We need your help!  The Conference Trustees are working
to negotiate discounted group rates for workers' compensation liability
insurance coverage for local churches through the PACT insurance
provider, Zurich, and we need you.  The Zurich underwriters need
workers' comp loss runs for about 25 or so of our churches in order to
really dig a little deeper and lower those rates.  We are hoping to get
rates that will be affordable so that even smaller churches that are not
required by law to carry the coverage will be able to do so at a price
they can afford.  The pastors and congregations of those smaller,
uncovered churches are at risk because regular health insurance would
not typically cover injuries they may get at work (it is easy to slip
and fall) and the church would be liable for any costs for treatment or
lost work.

If possible, we need you to help out by asking your current insurance
provider for a loss run for your workers' comp policy that they can
provide to us for this negotiation.  This does not bind your church in
any way to anything - it will just help to give us negotiating power
with the insurance company.  If you are willing to help out, please let
me know and I will send you a memo that you can send to your insurance
agent to request the information.  You will just need to put your name
on the memo and send it - they should do the rest.  Thanks for
considering this and please let me know if you can help us out.

Thanks!
Christine

Christine Dodson, CPA, MBA
Conference Treasurer
NC Conference/United Methodist Church
(919) 832-9560

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Message: 3
Date: Wed, 20 Aug 2008 15:27:24 -0400
From: "Lois Oldham" <loldham at fumcsilercity.org>
Subject: Re: [LCFinance] Workers' Comp. Insurance
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Hi Christine,  First United Methodist Church in Siler City will help.  Lois
Oldham
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  From: Christine Dodson 
  To: Local Church Finance Committee and Treasurers 
  Sent: Tuesday, August 19, 2008 6:45 PM
  Subject: [LCFinance] Workers' Comp. Insurance

  Hey everyone!  We need your help!  The Conference Trustees are working to
negotiate discounted group rates for workers' compensation liability
insurance coverage for local churches through the PACT insurance provider,
Zurich, and we need you.  The Zurich underwriters need workers' comp loss
runs for about 25 or so of our churches in order to really dig a little
deeper and lower those rates.  We are hoping to get rates that will be
affordable so that even smaller churches that are not required by law to
carry the coverage will be able to do so at a price they can afford.  The
pastors and congregations of those smaller, uncovered churches are at risk
because regular health insurance would not typically cover injuries they may
get at work (it is easy to slip and fall) and the church would be liable for
any costs for treatment or lost work.

  If possible, we need you to help out by asking your current insurance
provider for a loss run for your workers' comp policy that they can provide
to us for this negotiation.  This does not bind your church in any way to
anything - it will just help to give us negotiating power with the insurance
company.  If you are willing to help out, please let me know and I will send
you a memo that you can send to your insurance agent to request the
information.  You will just need to put your name on the memo and send it -
they should do the rest.  Thanks for considering this and please let me know
if you can help us out.

  Thanks!

  Christine

  Christine Dodson, CPA, MBA

  Conference Treasurer

  NC Conference/United Methodist Church

  (919) 832-9560

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