Cross Border Coverage – Members

CROSS BORDER COVERAGE

Our commitment to you doesn’t stop at the Minnesota border. We offer the best-in-class workers’ comp solutions, hands-on and dedicated support beyond state lines.

TBG’s initiative ensures that Minnesota’s construction industry coverage isn’t limited by state lines, extending our top-tier workers’ comp insurance wherever your projects take you.

TBG believes that Cross Border Coverage benefits businesses and Members’ growth and adaptation. Since many individuals are opting to work from home, if they do not both live and work in the state of Minnesota, they are likely not covered by the regular TBG policy.

If you are a TBG Member doing work in other states, bring TBG along for the ride. Cross Border Coverage offers additional coverage for those out-of-state employees. 

 

Why is it Important? 

With our Cross Border Coverage, we eliminate the exposure Minnesota Members face when how work gets done across state lines has changed, so they no longer have to dip in the assigned risk pool or venture away from TBG. With our Cross Border Coverage, you always travel with the work comp coverage that works for you.

 

Key Components Of Cross-Border Workers’ Compensation 

  1. Legal requirements 
  2. Eligibility criteria 
  3. Coverage types

Who Needs Cross-Border Coverage? 

  1. Remote and telecommuting workers 
  2. Traveling employees 
  3. Handling cross-border claims 

Benefits of Comprehensive Cross-Border Workers’ Compensation Coverage 

  1. Employee protection and morale 
  2. Legal and financial protection for the business 
  3. Competitive advantage in the global marketplace 

 

Sold Only Through Independent Agents.

TBG was built for the construction industry, by the construction industry. 

 

As a self-insured fund, we all work together to make workers comp work by providing members the coverage and service they need…wherever the job takes them.

 

Contact your agent today if you have any questions or need and assistance needed to serve your employees across state lines properly.