(A) The administrator of workers’ compensation shall allocate among counties and taxing districts therein as a class, the state and its instrumentalities as a class, private employers who are insured under the private fund as a class, and self-insuring employers as a class their fair shares of the administrative costs which are to be borne by such employers under division (D) of section 4123.341 of the Revised Code, separately allocating to each class those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, those costs solely attributable to the activities of the workers’ compensation council, and those costs solely attributable to the activities of the bureau of workers’ compensation board of directors, and the bureau of workers’ compensation in respect of the class, allocating to any combination of classes those costs attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, council, board, or bureau in respect of the classes, and allocating to all four classes those costs attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, council, board, and bureau in respect of all classes. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the board and the bureau. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the council. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the board and the bureau. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the council. In a timely manner, the industrial commission shall provide to the administrator, the information necessary for the administrator to allocate and calculate, with the approval of the chairperson of the industrial commission, for each class of employer as described in this division, the costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. In a timely manner, the director of the workers’ compensation council shall submit to the administrator the information necessary for the administrator to allocate and calculate, with the approval of the director, for each class of employer as described in this division, the costs solely attributable to the activities of the council.
(B) The administrator shall divide the administrative cost assessments collected by the administrator into three administrative assessment accounts within the state insurance fund. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessment collected by the administrator for the industrial commission. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessment collected by the administrator for the council. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessments collected by the administrator for the bureau and the board. The administrator may invest the administrative cost assessments in these accounts on behalf of the bureau, the council, and the industrial commission as authorized in section 4123.44 of the Revised Code. In a timely manner, the administrator shall provide to the industrial commission and the council the information and reports the commission or council, as applicable, deems necessary for the commission or the council, as applicable, to monitor the receipts and the disbursements from the administrative assessment account for the industrial commission or the administrative assessment account for the council, as applicable.
(C) The administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys as necessary from the administrative assessment account identified for the bureau and the board to the workers’ compensation fund for the use of the bureau and the board. As necessary and upon the authorization of the industrial commission, the administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys from the administrative assessment account identified for the industrial commission to the industrial commission operating fund created under section 4121.021 of the Revised Code. To the extent that the moneys collected by the administrator in any fiscal biennium of the state equal the sum appropriated by the general assembly for administrative costs of the industrial commission, board, and bureau for the biennium and the administrative costs approved by the workers’ compensation council, the moneys shall be paid into the workers’ compensation fund , the industrial commission operating fund of the state, the workers’ compensation council fund, and the workers’ compensation council remuneration fund, as appropriate, and any remainder shall be retained in those funds and applied to reduce the amount collected during the next biennium.
(D) As necessary and upon authorization of the director of the council, the administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys from the administrative assessment account identified for the council to the workers’ compensation council fund created in division (C) of section 4121.79 of the Revised Code.
(E) Sections 4123.41, 4123.35, and 4123.37 of the Revised Code apply to the collection of assessments from public and private employers respectively, except that for boards of county hospital trustees that are self-insuring employers, only those provisions applicable to the collection of assessments for private employers apply.
(A) The administrator of workers’ compensation shall allocate among counties and taxing districts therein as a class, the state and its instrumentalities as a class, private employers who are insured under the private fund as a class, and self-insuring employers as a class their fair shares of the administrative costs which are to be borne by such employers under division (D) of section 4123.341 of the Revised Code, separately allocating to each class those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, those costs solely attributable to the activities of the workers’ compensation council, and those costs solely attributable to the activities of the bureau of workers’ compensation board of directors, and the bureau of workers’ compensation in respect of the class, allocating to any combination of classes those costs attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, council, board, or bureau in respect of the classes, and allocating to all four classes those costs attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, council, board, and bureau in respect of all classes. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the board and the bureau. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the council. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the board and the bureau. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the council. In a timely manner, the industrial commission shall provide to the administrator, the information necessary for the administrator to allocate and calculate, with the approval of the chairperson of the industrial commission, for each class of employer as described in this division, the costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. In a timely manner, the director of the workers’ compensation council shall submit to the administrator the information necessary for the administrator to allocate and calculate, with the approval of the director, for each class of employer as described in this division, the costs solely attributable to the activities of the council.
(B) The administrator shall divide the administrative cost assessments collected by the administrator into three administrative assessment accounts within the state insurance fund. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessment collected by the administrator for the industrial commission. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessment collected by the administrator for the council. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessments collected by the administrator for the bureau and the board. The administrator may invest the administrative cost assessments in these accounts on behalf of the bureau, the council, and the industrial commission as authorized in section 4123.44 of the Revised Code. In a timely manner, the administrator shall provide to the industrial commission and the council the information and reports the commission or council, as applicable, deems necessary for the commission or the council, as applicable, to monitor the receipts and the disbursements from the administrative assessment account for the industrial commission or the administrative assessment account for the council, as applicable.
(C) The administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys as necessary from the administrative assessment account identified for the bureau and the board to the workers’ compensation fund for the use of the bureau and the board. As necessary and upon the authorization of the industrial commission, the administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys from the administrative assessment account identified for the industrial commission to the industrial commission operating fund created under section 4121.021 of the Revised Code. To the extent that the moneys collected by the administrator in any fiscal biennium of the state equal the sum appropriated by the general assembly for administrative costs of the industrial commission, board, and bureau for the biennium and the administrative costs approved by the workers’ compensation council, the moneys shall be paid into the workers’ compensation fund , the industrial commission operating fund of the state, the workers’ compensation council fund, and the workers’ compensation council remuneration fund, as appropriate, and any remainder shall be retained in those funds and applied to reduce the amount collected during the next biennium.
(D) As necessary and upon authorization of the director of the council, the administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys from the administrative assessment account identified for the council to the workers’ compensation council fund created in division (C) of section 4121.79 of the Revised Code.
(E) Sections 4123.41, 4123.35, and 4123.37 of the Revised Code apply to the collection of assessments from public and private employers respectively, except that for boards of county hospital trustees that are self-insuring employers, only those provisions applicable to the collection of assessments for private employers apply.
(A) The administrator of workers’ compensation shall allocate among counties and taxing districts therein as a class, the state and its instrumentalities as a class, private employers who are insured under the private fund as a class, and self-insuring employers as a class their fair shares of the administrative costs which are to be borne by such employers under division (D) of section 4123.341 of the Revised Code, separately allocating to each class those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, those costs solely attributable to the activities of the workers’ compensation council, and those costs solely attributable to the activities of the bureau of workers’ compensation board of directors, and the bureau of workers’ compensation in respect of the class, allocating to any combination of classes those costs attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, council, board, or bureau in respect of the classes, and allocating to all four classes those costs attributable to the activities of the industrial commission, council, board, and bureau in respect of all classes. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the board and the bureau. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. The administrator shall separately calculate each employer’s assessment in the class, except self-insuring employers, on the basis of the following three factors: payroll, paid compensation, and paid medical costs of the employer for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the council. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the board and the bureau. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. The administrator shall separately calculate each self-insuring employer’s assessment in accordance with section 4123.35 of the Revised Code for those costs solely attributable to the activities of the council. In a timely manner, the industrial commission shall provide to the administrator, the information necessary for the administrator to allocate and calculate, with the approval of the chairperson of the industrial commission, for each class of employer as described in this division, the costs solely attributable to the activities of the industrial commission. In a timely manner, the director of the workers’ compensation council shall submit to the administrator the information necessary for the administrator to allocate and calculate, with the approval of the director, for each class of employer as described in this division, the costs solely attributable to the activities of the council.
(B) The administrator shall divide the administrative cost assessments collected by the administrator into three administrative assessment accounts within the state insurance fund. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessment collected by the administrator for the industrial commission. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessment collected by the administrator for the council. One of the administrative assessment accounts shall consist of the administrative cost assessments collected by the administrator for the bureau and the board. The administrator may invest the administrative cost assessments in these accounts on behalf of the bureau, the council, and the industrial commission as authorized in section 4123.44 of the Revised Code. In a timely manner, the administrator shall provide to the industrial commission and the council the information and reports the commission or council, as applicable, deems necessary for the commission or the council, as applicable, to monitor the receipts and the disbursements from the administrative assessment account for the industrial commission or the administrative assessment account for the council, as applicable.
(C) The administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys as necessary from the administrative assessment account identified for the bureau and the board to the workers’ compensation fund for the use of the bureau and the board. As necessary and upon the authorization of the industrial commission, the administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys from the administrative assessment account identified for the industrial commission to the industrial commission operating fund created under section 4121.021 of the Revised Code. To the extent that the moneys collected by the administrator in any fiscal biennium of the state equal the sum appropriated by the general assembly for administrative costs of the industrial commission, board, and bureau for the biennium and the administrative costs approved by the workers’ compensation council, the moneys shall be paid into the workers’ compensation fund , the industrial commission operating fund of the state, the workers’ compensation council fund, and the workers’ compensation council remuneration fund, as appropriate, and any remainder shall be retained in those funds and applied to reduce the amount collected during the next biennium.
(D) As necessary and upon authorization of the director of the council, the administrator or the administrator’s designee shall transfer moneys from the administrative assessment account identified for the council to the workers’ compensation council fund created in division (C) of section 4121.79 of the Revised Code.
(E) Sections 4123.41, 4123.35, and 4123.37 of the Revised Code apply to the collection of assessments from public and private employers respectively, except that for boards of county hospital trustees that are self-insuring employers, only those provisions applicable to the collection of assessments for private employers apply.
