Abstract
Payroll auditing by salaried employees was inaugurated about twenty-five years ago and was not accepted without protest from both policyholders and agents. In some instances the auditor was looked upon with suspicion until it was evident the premium would not be inflated by inclusion of payrolls to which we were not lawfully entitled. Time passed, and where the auditor was once coolly tolerated he is generally welcomed today. Tiffs change of attitude is the result of wholesome respect and admiration for the auditor's knowledge of the coverage each policy affords, and his familiarity with bureau and manual rules which permits the correct classifying of whatever operations may be undertaken.
Volume
XIV
Page
78-83
Year
1927
Categories
Actuarial Applications and Methodologies
Ratemaking
Exposure Bases
Publications
Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society