Which option best describes a workers' comp loss run?

• A. It reports all injuries, description of accident, money paid, and open/closed status
• B. It lists only payroll data
• C. It lists only the total number of employees
• D. It lists only the marketing expenses

Answer: (C)

A workers' comp loss run is a claim-by-claim report that tracks the status and costs of workers’ compensation claims. It typically includes for each claim details like the injury description, what happened in the accident, amounts paid to date, and whether the claim is open or closed. This kind of report focuses on the individual claims and their financials, not on HR metrics or unrelated expenses.

That means the best description is the one that mentions injuries, the accident description, money paid, and the open/closed status of claims. It wouldn’t be about payroll data, the total number of employees, or marketing expenses, since those items aren’t part of a loss run.