A NEW BEGINNING

"The Wisconsin Council of Self-Insurers, Inc. is the 30th state association to become an affiliate of the National Council of Self-Insurers (NCSI), an organization of corporate, state association and professional members. The NCSI represents 3500 employers. The NCSI is the only national organization devoted to the self-insurance of worker's compensation."

ADVOCACY

"The cost of providing compensation by the employer should be given proper economic consideration as legislatures modify state compensation laws.”

RESPONSIBILITY

"The Council recognizes that employers are the sole source of funds for the payment of all worker's compensation, whether they assume the risk themselves or pay insurance premiums, and speaks for all employers in respect to worker's compensation costs."

AIMS

“The worker’s compensation system, properly administered by the states, is a vital part of the economic and social fabric of the United States. The Council aims to preserve it and to protect it as the most effective means of resolving claims for industrial injuries and occupational diseases between employers and employees."

EMPLOYER RIGHTS

"Financially responsible employers should have the privilege of becoming self-insured. Compensation programs should be administered fairly and responsibly. Workers injured within the scope of their employment should receive adequate compensation and appropriate medical care. Disputed claims should be adjudicated promptly and impartially."

HIGH COST OF MEDICAL CARE IN WISCONSIN WC CLAIMS

"If the state is truly to become a haven for business growth and development, we must address legilatively the high cost to all Wisconsin employers and insurers of medical treatment in worker's compensation claims."

2019 ANNUAL MEETING & WORKERS' COMPENSATION COLLEGE

The 2019 WCSI Annual Meeting and Worker's Compensation College will take place at the Grand Geneva Resort and Spa in Lake Geneva May 21-23, 2019. Reservations for display areas for vendor members are being accepted now. Please contact Ron Aplin at [email protected] or 262-522-0660 for further information.

Our Mission

Wisconsin employers and insurers face numerous, immediate challenges in assuring themselves that the worker’s compensation system is fairly administered, that disputed claims are promptly and impartially adjudicated, and that the cost of providing compensation is given due consideration by the legislature. The WISCONSIN COUNCIL OF SELF-INSURERS, INC serves as a voice for employers in effectuating positive changes in the structure and function of the Wisconsin worker’s compensation system.

Contact Information:

N14W23833 Stone Ridge Drive, Suite 444

Waukesha, WI 53188

Telephone: 262-522-0660

Facsimile: 262-522-0654

E-Mail: [email protected]