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... 2000 $3.76 2001 $3.85 2002 $3.65 2003 $3.27 2004 $2.94 2005 $2.77 &# 160 The loss experience for 2003 certainly looks like an improvement. The rate of $3.27 is outside the range of $3.57 to $3.94 seen in the prior five years. However, one year could just be the result of random good experience. The 2004 rate adds a lot of weight to the idea that, in fact, the loss program is working. The addition of good experience for 2005 confirms that a trend has emerged. This is certainly good news, but how do you measure how good it really is? If you assume that all improvement is due to the loss program, then return to the benchmark pure loss rate of $3.75. The improvements for 2003 ... Employees Articles Blog Photos Group Connections Reviews IMMS Library Immerse yourself in our stacks. Take some time and browse through our library. We have thousands of articles, checklists, tip sheets, sales letters, and more! Communications Marketing Customer Service Planning Finance/Accounting Risk Management Human Resources Selling Legal and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back Benchmarking Loss Experience In A Workers Compensation Loss-Control Program 4/30/2013 10:40:32 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. BENCHMARKING LOSS EXPERIENCE IN A WORKERS COMPENSATION LOSS-CONTROL PROGRAM Analyzing losses against payroll is an effective method to measure the effects of a loss-control program. The desired statistic is the pure loss rate, which you can calculate by developing reported losses for each ...
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... 70% being "thrown away" . The two that the producer was unable to reach were problems based on the "introduction" he got from his client to them. {Note: When you obtain a referral, you do ask for an introduction, don't you?} Because the person calling their customer (our prospect) from the business wasn't someone they knew, the call carried little weight. It wasn't a powerful introduction – it wasn't even lukewarm! – so it's not surprising that the producer couldn't get an appointment following this call. The five that were either messy businesses or had heavy losses weren't quality referrals. Was this the luck of the draw that the producer accepted this when he asked for referrals, or could he have prevented those "throw-aways, ... the success of those 10 referrals, the producer wrote only one. Is that good or just normal? Let's just say that both of us felt it should have been better. An analysis led to these results: Two were not reachable; the producer never connected with the decision-maker; Two were messy businesses that the producer realized would be declined if submitted; Three had strong to severe loss issues; One failed to provide all the needed information; One was presented, but not sold; One was sold. Could the producer have avoided this one-out-of-ten scenario? The first evaluation was there were only three referrals that the producer was either able to, or wanted to, quote. Within this group, he was really one for three! However, what about the rest of the ...