PREFERRED PARTNER | SAIFLargest Industry-Specific Discount on Workers’ Comp for Oregon’s Hotels and RestaurantsSAIF, Oregon’s not-for-profit workers’ compensation insurance company, announced approval of a 7% discount on workers’ comp premiums for Oregon Restaurant & Lodging Association (ORLA) members who meet the ORLA Workers’ Compensation Group eligibility requirements. Group eligibility is reviewed at the workers’ compensation insurance renewal date. This represents the largest industry-specific discount available for Oregon’s hotels and restaurants in the program, and there’s no minimum annual premium. |


Preferred Partner for ORLA MembersThe restaurant and lodging industries face some of the most difficult workplace safety challenges. To help protect the industries’ over 183,000 workers, SAIF has teamed up with ORLA to find new ways to reduce injuries, improve health, and lower workers’ compensation costs.
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SAIF is the Market Leader in Workers’ Compensation
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For questions or more information, contact Lyn Zielinski-Mills, Marketing and Groups Director, or call 503.373.8806.

SAIF E-LEARNING AT YOUR FINGERTIPSFree online trainings from SAIF's Learning Center will make you smart on a range of topics—from preventing workplace injuries to filing and managing a claim. Learn how to avoid common kitchen injuries, including burns and cuts, muscle strains and falls, and hazardous chemicals and equipment at saif.com/kitchensafety. |
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SAIF Eligibility Criteria:
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SAIF Eligible Principle Class Codes:
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* Group history period includes policy periods incepting within 57 months prior to the effective date of the policy year being priced and must include a minimum of 34 months of history.

** SAIF calculates an average expected claim frequency (per $100 payroll) for each class effective January 1 each year using the expected frequency for the year that corresponds to the effective date of the policy year being priced.

** SAIF calculates an average expected claim frequency (per $100 payroll) for each class effective January 1 each year using the expected frequency for the year that corresponds to the effective date of the policy year being priced.