Retro Group Scorecard
Not all retro groups perform equally. This shows you which ones actually deliver.
Retro Group Refund Performance
Updated: May 7, 2026
First, choose your industry to apply the filter (Left hand side). The chart displayed will show how each group has performed over time in your industry, not just in a single year. Focus on multi-year consistency, not just the highest refund in one year. Keep in mind, this report does not factor in the size of retro groups. Smaller groups tend to be more volatile on average. Some retro groups will require their members to meet additional criteria based on business activity (Ex, a government and utilities group which only allows cities).
The biggest drivers are quality of claims management, safety program participation, and how selective the group is about who they allow in, or remove.
We publish this report because it creates accountability and gives employers a clearer picture of how groups actually perform over time. While this data is public on L&I’s website, it is not always easily accessible for employers, and the formatting can be confusing.
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Data Source: Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
*Numbers shown indicate the most recent adjustment for each coverage year.
*Red text indicates assessment.
Data Source: Washington State Department of Labor & Industries
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