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Workers Compensation

Employment often results in injuries due to hazardous conditions or accidents. Workers Compensation is mandated by laws and specific rules apply to the collection and award to provide payments to the employee.

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What constitutes a whiplash compensation claim?

A whiplash Compensation claim is all down to how serious the whiplash is (this is how it affects the neck and back), who's fault the whiplash is. And also if the person has a job which the whiplash may affect.

What should you do if you were turned down by New Jersey disability for work-related stress and had to go through workman's comp but you were only seen by a nurse who put your claim through?

One option would be to seek the counsel of an attorney who specializes in workman compensation claims. The attorney would more than likely refer you to a physician for examination and evaluation of the injury. Or the person could obtain their own medical evaluation and submit it through the appeals process.

How much is general liability and workers comp for a janitorial service?

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Can a school use your sick days when you take off on a workman's compensation claim?

I don't think they can if you want to force the issue, but they're probably doing that with your best interests at heart so you have more income, since Comp doesn't pay 100% of your salary.

What was the chief purpose of the headright and patroonship systems?

they are both land grants or someone given land grant if they bring over x amount of people. In return the people live on that land but the headright and patroon get most of the land.

Should I report my employer for not having workman's comp?

Some states have exemptions for employers with a low number of employees or for other reasons, like if all "employees" are partners. Rather than report your employer, which I guess is an option, you might ask your employer why they don't carry Workers' Comp. If you feel comfortable expressing this concern to them you can let them know that obtaining a quote can give them some key data on which to make a decision. Maybe you'd be a good person to head that up for them and increase your value to the company. Some employers don't realize they're still liable even if they don't have coverage, or that it's better to have a low limit on the coverage or carry an alternative like Occupational Accident (where available & appropriate) than to go "bare."

Can a manager fire someone with out reason?

There has to be a reason for termination. The government requires a reason for termination if there is an unemployment claim.

When an employer prevents workers from entering their workplace it is called what?

When an employer prevents workers from entering their workplace it is called a lockout.

What is the hourly compensation for a personal assistant to a business owner?

Ask someone at the reference desk of your local public library for the Occupational Outlook Handbook. It lists all kinds of information you would need to know,(including the salary) of just about any occupation you can think of.

Can a bank garnish workman's compensation benefits?

It's not the bank that garnishes your check. It's the person or business you owe money to that does that. If your pay checks are being garnised for child support or anything else, then I do believe that they can garnish this too. The reason I think this is because unemployemnt checks can be garnised for child suport. This does not automatically happen though. The child support agency has to be notified that the payer is receiving unemployment. Then the child support agency intercepts the unemployment check and takes the amount owed. I know this because my daughter's father was receiving unemployment and I notified the child support agency. If I hadn't done that he would not have paid it. Hope this helps! * States establish income and property exemption laws, the majority of states consider WCI as disability and it is protected from judgment creditors. As noted previously WCI, unemployment and other disability and public benefits can be garnished for court ordered child support. It is important to keep all exempted funds separate from other income. Commingling funds in single or joint accounts can result in the account being "frozen" until the court decides which portion of the funds can be exempted from levy.

Are you paid for the first week out of work on workmans comp as back pay?

Typically the first week is not paid. If you have accured time such as vacation, personal or the like or you have short term disability you can usually use this to compensate.

Your knees gives out while you are at work and you fall and break your wrist. Is this covered under workman's comp?

It is going to depend on why your knees gave out. In Michigan, the Workers' Compensation Act states that an employee is entitled to Workers' Compensation Benefits if their job caused, accelerated or aggrevated an underlying condition. Consequently, you would have to prove that your job caused your knees to give out or accelerated or aggrevated some condition which then caused your knees to give out. How do you do this? You have to have an accurate job description that will show how it affected your condition and you will need medical records and a supporting physician to indicate that your job caused, accelerated or aggrevated your condition which in turn caused your knees to give out and thus made you fall and break your wrist.