What is Worker's Comp Lost Runs?

• A. A document that reports all injuries, description of accident, how much money was paid, if it is open or closed
• B. A monthly payroll report
• C. A list of all employee benefits
• D. An annual profits report

Answer: (B)

Worker's Comp Lost Runs are a claim-level report that lists every workers’ compensation case a company has, with details such as the injury description, date of the incident, amounts paid to date, and whether the claim is open or closed. This kind of report helps track the impact of workplace injuries on costs and loss experience, and it’s usually produced on a regular basis, like monthly. It’s not about payroll processing, employee benefits listings, or annual profits—those documents focus on pay, benefits, or financial results, not the status and costs of workers’ compensation claims.