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Live Webinar: Understanding Your Experience Modification Factor
Your experience modification factor (experience mod or EMR) plays a significant role in determining your workers' compensation premiums and can directly impact your organization's bottom line. Understanding how your mod is calculated and what influences it can help you make informed decisions that improve workplace safety, control costs, and strengthen your overall risk management strategy.
Join us for this practical webinar as we break down the key components of the experience mod and share actionable strategies to help you better manage and improve your score.
You'll learn:
- What the experience modification factor is and how it is calculated
- The key factors that influence your mod
- How your mod affects workers' compensation costs
- Strategies to improve your mod and reduce long-term costs
Whether you're looking to better understand your organization's current mod or identify opportunities to improve future results, this session will provide practical insights you can put to work right away.
This webinar is designed for:
- Human Resources professionals
- Safety managers and coordinators
- Operations leaders and supervisors
- Financial leaders, including CFOs and controllers
- Business owners and executives responsible for workers' compensation and risk management
General Webinar Information:
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This webinar is open to all and is free to register.
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Each attendee will receive a link to the recording of the presentation as well as a copy of the presentation slides.
Certified for 1 SHRM and 1 HRCI Credit
- Jason Hiller
Senior Claims Executive, Workers’ Compensation
Jason Hiller, WCLS, is a Senior Claims Executive at Hausmann Group, where he is recognized as a leading authority in workers’ compensation claims strategy, risk management, and return-to-work solutions. With nearly two decades of experience spanning workers’ compensation, human resources, compliance, workplace safety, and employee relations, Jason partners with organizations to navigate complex claims challenges while achieving favorable outcomes for employers and injured employees alike.
Since joining Hausmann Group in 2022, Jason has become a trusted advisor and tireless advocate for clients facing their most challenging workers’ compensation claims. In his current role, he helps shape the strategic direction of claims consulting services, advises senior stakeholders on high-impact claim matters, and develops innovative solutions that improve outcomes, strengthen processes, and drive organizational efficiency. His expertise is frequently relied upon to guide claim strategy, mitigate risk, and foster productive partnerships between employers, carriers, and injured workers.
Prior to Hausmann Group, Jason spent 15 years with The QTI Group as Director of Safety & Compliance. There, he led a team of risk management and HR professionals while overseeing workers’ compensation, employment law compliance, workplace safety, employee relations, unemployment insurance, employee onboarding, and corporate training programs. His extensive experience managing complex claims programs and return-to-work initiatives has equipped him with a unique ability to balance organizational protection with empathy, fairness, and respect for employees.