Which statement best describes a benefit of TriNet workers' compensation?

• A. It requires an initial deposit
• B. End of Policy Audit is mandatory
• C. It has variable coverage by region
• D. No initial deposit and no End of Policy Audit

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is that TriNet’s workers’ compensation aims to keep costs predictable and administration light for the employer. The strong benefit is that there is no upfront deposit required and no End of Policy Audit to reconcile premiums after the policy period. That means you won’t have to lay out a lump sum at the start or deal with a post-period audit that could adjust costs up or down, which simplifies budgeting and reduces administrative hassle. In contrast, requiring an initial deposit or mandating an End of Policy Audit would add upfront cash flow demands or later cost adjustments, and suggesting coverage varies by region implies inconsistency, not a straightforward benefit. So, the description of no initial deposit and no End of Policy Audit best captures the advantage.