Class Codes in Hourly represent each type of job or employee that has its own workers’ comp rate. These codes are set up by usfor you when you open your account, based on your company needs.&nbsp;
As an example, you can have one class code for high-wage carpenters whose insurance rates are low, and another code for entry-level carpenters who require a higher rate. Or you may have different codes for carpenters, plumbers, electricians, office workers, etc.&nbsp;
You can find your code in the Class Codes tab of your Workers Comp page.&nbsp;
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The fields here cannot be edited - they’re for reference only. If you need to change or update your codes, contact your insurance agent.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Class Codes in Hourly represent each type of job or employee that has its own workers’ comp rate. These codes are set up by usfor you when you open your account, based on your company needs. 
As an example, you can have one class code for high-wage carpenters whose insurance rates are low, and another code for entry-level carpenters who require a higher rate. Or you may have different codes for carpenters, plumbers, electricians, office workers, etc. 
You can find your code in the Class Codes tab of your Workers Comp page. 
 
The fields here cannot be edited - they’re for reference only. If you need to change or update your codes, contact your insurance agent.  

04: Workers’ Comp: Class Codes

03: Setting Up Bank Accounts

01: Setting up Company Details