Workers’ Comp for Pastry Boutiques
Protecting the People Who Make Your Bakery Shine
Protecting the Hands That Craft Your Pastry Perfection
Running a pastry boutique is an art — from the flaky layers of croissants to the delicate glaze of eclairs, every pastry takes precision, time, and teamwork. But behind that sweetness lies a busy kitchen where accidents can happen. Burns, slips, and repetitive motion injuries are common risks pastry shop owners face every day.
Protect Your Pastry Boutique from Everyday Risks
Pastry boutiques are often bustling environments where multiple tasks happen at once — ovens running, mixers blending, and decorators putting on the final touches. Even with safety measures in place, your staff can face workplace injuries.
Workers’ Compensation Insurance helps cover the costs of medical treatment, lost wages, and rehabilitation if an employee is hurt while working. It also shields your boutique from legal claims and penalties, ensuring smooth operations even after an incident. Protecting your pastry artists means protecting your reputation — and your bottom line.
Business Owner’s Policy (BOP)
A Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) is designed specifically for small bakery businesses and pastry boutiques. It combines General Liability and Commercial Property Insurance into one affordable, all-in-one package.
For pastry boutiques, a BOP covers property damages (like fire, theft, or vandalism) and liability issues (such as a customer injury in your shop). Whether it’s protecting your professional ovens, mixers, and display cases or your boutique’s storefront and inventory, this policy helps keep your business running smoothly after unexpected events.
With BakeryBizInsurance, your BOP is tailored to your unique business needs — ensuring peace of mind and protection without paying for unnecessary coverage.
Workers’ Compensation
Workers’ Compensation Insurance is designed to protect both you and your employees from the financial impact of workplace injuries or illnesses.
If an employee gets injured while kneading dough, operating an oven, or delivering bread, Workers’ Comp covers their:
Medical expenses and treatment costs
Lost wages during recovery
Physical therapy or rehabilitation services
Disability benefits (if applicable)
Legal protection for your bakery if a claim is filed
General Liability Insurance
No matter how careful you are, accidents involving customers, vendors, or delivery partners can happen at any time. General Liability Insurance protects your bakery from third-party claims of:
Bodily injury (e.g., a customer slipping on a wet floor)
Property damage (e.g., accidentally damaging another business’s property during delivery)
Product liability (e.g., claims of allergic reactions or food-related illnesses)
How does it work
Common Injuries in Bakeries
Working in a bakery can be physically demanding, with long hours, heavy lifting, and exposure to high temperatures. Some of the most common workplace injuries include:

Burns and Scalds
Bakers frequently handle ovens, hot trays, and boiling ingredients. Even a brief distraction can result in painful burns or scalds.

Slips, Trips, and Falls
Flour dust, oil spills, and wet floors make bakery kitchens prone to slips and falls. These accidents can cause sprains, fractures, and back injuries.

Cuts and Lacerations
Knives, mixers, and slicing tools are essential baking tools — but they also pose risks.

Repetitive Strain Injuries
Constant kneading, mixing, or packaging can strain muscles and joints over time, leading to conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome.
Who are we
Why Choose Bakerybizinsurance?
At Bakerybizinsurance, we’re not just insurance agents — we’re industry specialists who understand the unique risks of running a bakery. Our goal is to provide customized coverage that fits your business operations, budget, and workforce needs.
Yes. In most states, if you have one or more employees, workers’ comp insurance is mandatory for compliance.
Any work-related injury or illness, including burns, cuts, slip-and-falls, repetitive stress injuries, or chemical exposure.
Absolutely! Part-time, seasonal, and even newly hired employees are typically covered under the policy.
Workers’ Comp covers injuries to your employees, while General Liability covers injuries or damages to customers and third parties.


