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Georgia Workers' Compensation Requirements
At a glance
The details
Regularly employing 3+ persons (part/full-time); corporate officers/LLC members count.
If a claim happens: benefit amounts in Georgia
Max TTD weekly benefit as of Jan 1, 2025 (IAIABC/WCRI Workers' Compensation Laws 2025 compendium, Table A.1). Annual-adjustment states have since raised 2025-2026 rates — verify before launch Medical: See state agency — benefit structure varies. Death: see state agency. Rate cycle: adjusts 01/01 each year. All states' benefit rates →
FAQ
Do I need workers' compensation in Georgia?
Yes — once you regularly employ 3 or more employees (full or part-time), Georgia requires workers' compensation coverage.
What about construction businesses in Georgia?
Construction businesses follow the same 3 threshold. See details below for industry nuances.
What if I don't carry required coverage in Georgia?
Penalties vary by state and can include per-employee per-day fines, stop-work orders, and personal liability for injury claims. Check the official source below for Georgia's current enforcement posture.
Official source: GA State Board of Workers' Compensation · Verified 2026-09-08 (official) · Compare all states · Construction rules · Farm rules