Premium Calculation - Workmen Compensation (WC)¶
Pricing Methods¶
Method 1: Simplified Pricing (Current Business Practice)¶
For standard WC policies:
| Estimated Annual Wages | Premium (incl. VAT) |
|---|---|
| Below AED 250,000 | Minimum AED 525 |
| Above AED 250,000 | Underwriter referral required |
Application: - Quick pricing for small businesses - Minimum premium covers basic wage rolls - Above threshold requires detailed risk assessment
Above Threshold Requirements: - Detailed employee breakdown by category - Industry classification review - Safety procedures assessment - Claims history verification
Method 2: Detailed Rating Method¶
Based on 2,521 policies from Premia UAT database.
Product 5030 - Workmen Compensation¶
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Minimum Rate | 0.0044% (0.44 per 1000) |
| Maximum Rate | 139.93% |
| Average Rate | 0.93% |
| Median Rate | 0.46% |
| Sample Size | 2,521 policies |
Rate Distribution Insights¶
The premium rate shows significant variation (0.0044% to 139.93%), indicating:
- Risk-Based Rating
- Different rates for different industry categories
- Hazardous occupations have higher rates
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Office/administrative work has lower rates
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Wage-Based Calculation
- Premium = Total Annual Wages × Rate
- Rate varies by employee category
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Higher risk jobs = higher rates
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Wide Range Factors
- Industry type (construction vs office)
- Employee categories and roles
- Claims history and experience rating
- Number of employees
Typical Rate Structure¶
Based on actual data analysis:
- Low Risk (0.0044% - 0.20%): Office workers, administrative
- Medium Risk (0.20% - 1.0%): Light manufacturing, retail
- High Risk (1.0% - 5.0%): Construction, heavy industry
- Very High Risk (5.0%+): Specialized hazardous work
Premium Calculation Formula¶
Base Premium = Annual Wage Roll × Occupational Rate
Final Premium = Base Premium + Loadings - Discounts
Where:
- Annual Wage Roll = Total annual wages for all employees
- Occupational Rate = Rate based on industry/occupation class
- Loadings = Risk-based additions
- Discounts = Volume, claims-free, or negotiated discounts
Actual Premium Examples¶
From recent policies:
| Sum Insured (Wages) | Premium | Effective Rate | Analysis |
|---|---|---|---|
| AED 15,600 | AED 571 | 3.66% | High risk category |
| AED 480,000 | AED 668 | 0.14% | Low risk category |
| AED 48,000 | AED 600 | 1.25% | Medium risk |
| AED 90,000 | AED 600 | 0.67% | Medium-low risk |
| AED 72,000 | AED 571 | 0.79% | Medium risk |
Rating Factors¶
- Industry Classification
- Construction: Higher rates
- Manufacturing: Medium rates
- Services: Lower rates
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Office: Lowest rates
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Employee Categories
- Skilled workers
- Unskilled workers
- Administrative staff
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Management
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Experience Modifiers
- Claims history
- Safety record
- Years in business
Commission Impact¶
- General Discount (1001): Applied to 1,617 policies
- Fixed Discount (1002): Applied to 1,617 policies
- Loading (2001): Applied to 1,617 policies
PL/SQL Package References¶
Premium calculation likely handled by:
- PGIPK_CALC_PREMIUM_* packages
- AIGPK_VAL_* validation packages
- Product-specific rating tables
Database Fields¶
Premium stored in:
- PGIT_POLICY.POL_FC_PREM - Premium amount
- PGIT_POL_RISK_ADDL_INFO.PRAI_SI_FC - Sum insured (wage roll)
- Coverage-specific premium in PGIT_POL_RISK_COVER
Data Source: Analysis of 2,521 actual policies from Premia UAT database. Rates and calculations based on real data.
Next Steps¶
- Quote Requirements - Documents needed
- Endorsements - Mid-term changes
- Commission - Broker compensation