Workers' Comp Rates for Hotel NOC - All Other Employees & Drivers (Class Code 9052)

Description

Covers hotel, motel, resort, and lodging employees not assigned to a more specific hotel restaurant, casino, clerical, or other hospitality classification.

Common Businesses

Full-service hotelsBoutique hotelsConference hotelsCasino hotelsResort properties

Hazard Group

C

Filed Figures Published

2

states · class percentile 39

Filed Figures for Class Code 9052 in the States That Publish Them

Copied from each state's own regulator or rating bureau filing, per $100 of payroll. A loss cost is what the filing calls it — your insurer multiplies it by its own loss cost multiplier; a rate is a manual rate. States not listed publish no per-class figure this site has transcribed.

StatePer $100What it isFiling
Wisconsin$1.570Manual rateWCRB, General Circular Letter 3273 (October 1, 2026 rate revision), effective 2026-10-01
New York$1.998Loss cost (before insurer LCM)NYCIRB, Bulletin R.C. 2659, Exhibit A, effective 2026-10-01

Judged only from filed tables, code 9052 has a class percentile of 39 (0 = the cheapest class, 100 = the most expensive) across the 2 filings that list it.

How States Rank for Class Code 9052

Cost index 1.00 = the median of the 47 rated states. It is a relative position from this site’s model, not a price, and it does not vary by class code; a state’s filed figure, where it publishes one, is shown beside it. North Dakota, Ohio, Washington and Wyoming are not included. Each is a monopolistic state fund that sets premium on its own basis rather than on an NCCI class-code rate per $100 of payroll, so there is no comparable figure to average or rank.

StateCost indexFiled figureFiling effective
Indiana0.73—2026-01-01
Texas0.74—2026-07-01
Virginia0.78—2026-04-01
Utah0.79—2026-02-01
Arkansas0.82—2026-07-01
Colorado0.83—2026-01-01
South Dakota0.83—2026-07-01
Arizona0.86—2026-01-01
Nebraska0.88—2026-02-01
North Carolina0.88—2026-04-01
Idaho0.89—2026-01-01
Tennessee0.89—2026-10-01
Kansas0.90—2026-01-01
Mississippi0.91—2026-03-01
New Mexico0.92—2026-01-01
Kentucky0.93—2026-01-01
South Carolina0.93—2026-04-01
Iowa0.95—2026-01-01
Missouri0.96—2026-01-01
Nevada0.97—2026-03-01
Georgia0.98—2026-03-01
Maryland0.98—2026-01-01
Oregon0.99—2026-01-01
West Virginia1.00—2026-01-01
Alabama1.01—2026-03-01
Minnesota1.01—2026-01-01
New Hampshire1.01—2026-01-01
Wisconsin1.01$1.570 rate2026-10-01
Delaware1.03—2025-12-01
Maine1.03—2025-04-01
Rhode Island1.04—2026-08-01
Michigan1.05—2026-01-01
Vermont1.05—2026-04-01
New York1.06$1.998 loss cost2026-10-01
Florida1.07—2026-01-01
Montana1.07—2026-07-01
District of Columbia1.10—2026-01-01
Massachusetts1.10—2024-07-01
Oklahoma1.10—2026-01-01
Illinois1.12—2026-01-01
Connecticut1.14—2026-01-01
Louisiana1.17—2026-05-01
Hawaii1.20—2026-01-01
Pennsylvania1.20—2026-04-01
New Jersey1.21—2026-01-01
Alaska1.33—2026-01-01
California1.34—2026-09-01

A filed rate — or a loss cost times your insurer's multiplier — is step 1 of the eight-step rating-bureau premium algorithm. See what your carrier applies after that, or work out premium for code 9052 with your own rate, payroll and experience mod.

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9061

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9071

Bowling Alley - All Employees

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Amusement Park or Exhibition Operation & Drivers

Hazard Group: D

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Amusement Ride Operation

Hazard Group: D

Frequently Asked Questions

What is workers' comp class code 9052?
Class code 9052 (Hotel NOC - All Other Employees & Drivers) is an NCCI workers' compensation classification in the Hospitality industry group. Covers hotel, motel, resort, and lodging employees not assigned to a more specific hotel restaurant, casino, clerical, or other hospitality classification. Hazard group: C.
How much is workers' comp insurance for class code 9052?
It depends on the state, and only some states publish a per-class figure. For class code 9052, the filed figures per $100 of payroll are: Wisconsin $1.570 (rate, WCRB, effective 2026-10-01); New York $1.998 (loss cost, NYCIRB, effective 2026-10-01). A loss cost is not a rate — your insurer multiplies it by its own loss cost multiplier — and every figure is before your experience modification. For other states this site shows a relative cost index, not a dollar figure. North Dakota, Ohio, Washington and Wyoming are not included. Each is a monopolistic state fund that sets premium on its own basis rather than on an NCCI class-code rate per $100 of payroll, so there is no comparable figure to average or rank.
What businesses use workers' comp class code 9052?
Class code 9052 typically applies to Full-service hotels, Boutique hotels, Conference hotels, Casino hotels, Resort properties.

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