OSHA and Form 5500 records for workers' compensation brokers

How many people does this employer have, and how many hours did they work?

The 300A summary for 2025 reports 1,832 employees and 3,319,380 hours worked, filed across 4 establishments under one EIN.

Its benefit plan reported 2,752 people for its own plan year. That is a different count of a different group, and both are as filed.

Employees and hours worked come from the 300A summary the employer files itself, by company, so they are the same fact on every employer that files one.

How many recordable cases did the employer report?

106 recordable cases for the year, with 583 days away from work behind them.

We never publish a death count. That column is not in our copy of the file at all.

Recordable cases are the three case types on the summary added together: days away from work, restricted or transferred, and all other cases.

Where does that sit in its industry?

Among employers in manufacturing with 1,000 or more employees reported to OSHA, the middle of the range for 2025 is 1.6 recordable cases per 100 full-time-equivalent employees, across 1,029 employers that filed.

The rate counts cases against 200,000 hours worked, which is 100 people working a 2,000-hour year, so the 100 is full-time equivalents rather than people on the payroll.

Subscribers see each employer's own rate beside its industry's.

We hold one median per industry sector and size band, built from the employers that filed, with the count behind it printed beside it. The industry and size filters run on those same two columns.