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Cerity Teams Up With Intuit QuickBooks to Help Protect Small Businesses With Digital Workers’ Compensation Insurance Coverage

Cerity®, a digital provider of workers’ compensation insurance policies, has teamed up with Intuit (Nasdaq: INTU) to provide QuickBooks small business customers with more ways to protect their employees and businesses. Cerity is part of Employers Holdings, Inc.

The U.S. has experienced a surge in small business formation in recent years, hitting a record high in 2021. Once small businesses make their first hire, most are required to carry workers’ compensation insurance to protect their employees in the event of a workplace-related injury or illness.

This collaboration provides Intuit QuickBooks millions of busy small business customers with a best-in-class partner that offers quality insurance coverage, allowing these businesses to safely grow and run their businesses.

“We’re thrilled to team up with QuickBooks to help keep more small businesses and their most important assets, their people, safe,” said Kathy Antonello, CEO of Employers Holdings, Inc. “Cerity offers a digital-first experience that makes it easy for small business owners to get the coverage and peace of mind they need so they can focus on running their business.”

“We are constantly striving to create tangible impact for our customers through smart and relevant solutions,” said Parth Shukla, Head of Marketing for QuickBooks Insurance. “Working with Cerity will help solve a key challenge for our customers of staying compliant while running their businesses.”

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