Ohio Insurance Laws and Regulations Practice Exam

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To be classified as a smaller employer in Ohio, an employer must employ:

  1. 2-50 employees

  2. 1-25 employees

  3. 51-100 employees

  4. 101-200 employees

The correct answer is: 2-50 employees

A small employer in Ohio is defined as having 2-50 employees. This means that the employer cannot have less than 2 employees or more than 50 employees to be considered a smaller employer. Options B, C, and D are incorrect because they either have a smaller range of employees (1-25), a larger range of employees (51-100 and 101-200), or do not fall within the specified range (0 employees or more than 200 employees). Therefore, A is the best answer as it meets the criteria for a smaller employer in Ohio.