Workers' comp class code · Lodging
Class code 9058 — Hotel — Restaurant Employees
Restaurant, bar, room-service and banquet staff in food and beverage outlets the hotel itself operates.
9058 is the classification for the food and beverage staff of a hotel or motel — the cooks, servers, bartenders, banquet crew and room-service runners who work in a restaurant, lounge or event operation that the hotel itself owns or manages. It exists alongside 9052, which carries the rest of the hotel’s staff, so a full-service property normally reports payroll in both.
The condition that matters is control. If the restaurant on the ground floor is leased to an independent operator who employs its own staff, those workers belong to that operator’s restaurant classification and the hotel reports nothing for them. If the hotel runs the outlet under its own management, its staff move to 9058 instead of a freestanding restaurant or bar code.
The injury profile mirrors a busy commercial kitchen — burns, knife cuts, slips on greasy floors — plus the lifting that comes with setting and striking banquet rooms and carrying trays through long corridors and service elevators. Hotels with heavy wedding and banquet calendars tend to see more strain claims than properties with a single bistro.
What code 9058 typically includes
- Cooks, prep and dish staff in a hotel-run kitchen
- Servers, hosts and cashiers in the hotel’s restaurant
- Bartenders and lounge staff in a hotel-run bar
- Banquet servers and setup crew for hotel events
- Room-service order takers and delivery staff
Codes this one gets confused with
9052 — Hotel — All Other Employees & Drivers
Housekeeping, front desk, maintenance and shuttle drivers stay in the general hotel class even at a property with a large restaurant.
See code 90529079 — Restaurant — Full Service
A restaurant in the building that the hotel does not own or manage is rated under the restaurant operator’s own classification, not 9058.
See code 90799074 — Bar or Tavern
A bar operated independently of the hotel uses a bar classification; a hotel-run lounge moves to 9058.
See code 9074What this code means for your premium
Hotel food and beverage payroll usually tracks close to restaurant classifications; banquet-heavy operations and late-night lounges tend to drive more frequent claims than a breakfast-only outlet.
Check your coverageClassification is not final until a carrier assigns it. Code numbers, wording and exceptions vary by state and rating bureau — several states run their own bureaus. This page is general reference written in our own words; your carrier's underwriter assigns the code based on your actual operations and payroll records.
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