Governing Documents

A unified, informed voice for the industry

Governing Documents

Purposeful and proactive collaboration. Healthier and more productive businesses and employees. These are the desired outcomes that guide the California Coalition on Workers’ Compensation and influence the strategic plans, bylaws and policies that govern our organization’s operation.

Strategic Plan

To achieve our vision, CCWC must be purposeful and deliberate with our resources. Our strategic plan establishes the framework to efficiently and effectively execute our mission. The most recent plan was approved by the CCWC Board of Directors in March of 2025. The following are the Association's Mission and Vision Statements:

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Mission

CCWC is a member-driven organization dedicated to providing leadership, education and advocacy toward an equitable and efficient workers’ compensation system.

Vision

A workers’ compensation system that advances the health and productivity of California workers and employers.

Financials

The California Coalition on Workers’ Compensation operates on a calendar-year budget. The main sources of income for the Association are membership dues and conference income.

Bylaws

The roles, rights and obligations of our members, committees, directors and staff.

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Legal Structure

The California Coalition on Workers’ Compensation is a California Nonprofit Mutual Benefit Corporation filed with the IRS as a 501(c)(6) – "Business League." A business league is an association of persons having some common business interest, the purpose of which is to promote such common interest and not to engage in a regular business of a kind ordinarily carried on for profit. Trade associations and professional associations are business leagues. This tax status grants CCWC exemption from most state and federal income taxes and allows the organization to further the purpose of its members through lobbying as a primary activity.

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