Workers’ CompNebraska

Nebraska workers' comp cost calculator Modeled

Pick your industry, monthly payroll and claims history to see an illustrative monthly workers’ compensation cost guide for a business in Nebraska. This page uses a modeled state-adjusted benchmark because 10 Second Quotes does not currently use a state-specific class-rate table for Nebraska.

2024 premium index$1.12per $100 of payroll in the Oregon DCBS interstate study
Study median comparison103%of the 2024 study median
Study position#2323rd highest premium index of 51 jurisdictions in the 2024 study

What the Nebraska benchmark means

In the Oregon Department of Consumer and Business Services 2024 interstate study, Nebraska had a workers’ compensation premium index of $1.12 per $100 of payroll, equal to 103% of the study median. Oregon DCBS placed Nebraska at 103% of the study median, which falls in the study’s 90%–110% range. In that standardized comparison, Nebraska was near the study median; small differences in the index can still move a state several ranking positions.

The premium index is a standardized interstate comparison built from a consistent mix of major risk classifications. It does not mean every Nebraska employer pays $1.12 per $100 of payroll, and it is not an official Nebraska class rate or insurance quote.

How 10 Second Quotes models Nebraska

For Nebraska, 10 Second Quotes starts with a national industry benchmark derived from public workers’ compensation datasets and scales it to Nebraska’s statewide index of $1.12. That preserves differences among industries while making the estimate sensitive to the state’s overall cost environment.

The calculator then applies the same simplified claims-history adjustment used elsewhere on 10 Second Quotes. Exact premiums can differ substantially because of the employer’s actual classification, payroll, experience modification, insurer, underwriting, location, minimum premiums, fees and assessments.

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Is this an official Nebraska workers' comp rate?

No. This is an educational cost guide. It is designed to give a fast directional estimate until a state-specific public dataset suitable for this calculator is integrated. A carrier, agent, state fund or rating organization may classify and price the same business differently.

State adjustment source: Oregon DCBS 2024 Workers’ Compensation Premium Index Rates. The Oregon study is used as an interstate adjustment benchmark; 10 Second Quotes is not affiliated with or endorsed by Oregon DCBS or the State of Nebraska.