Workers Compensation

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Every case is different, there is no fixed amount which all cases get.

A disabled ignition means a car or lawnmower will not start. There will need to be repairs made to enable the ignition to work.

"An injury settlement is final when a judge has made a decision about hearing both sides of the story, from both the plaintiff and the defendant. Then it will be finalized."

Employers can't force you to work under any circumstances. You work what the employer demands, or don't and get fired or disciplined.

If your doc says no OT, your employer can dismiss you. Simple.

If an organization's compensation is not competitive, it may struggle to attract and retain top talent, leading to high turnover rates and increased recruitment costs. Employees may feel undervalued, resulting in decreased morale and productivity. Additionally, the organization could face challenges in maintaining a skilled workforce, ultimately impacting its performance and competitiveness in the market.

NO !

None of them Pay more than the other ones to be Honest. If you work for a company then the Rates are all comparable. If you work for yourself, You need to be licensed and Bonded. So whie you have bigger checks coming in, you also have bigger checks going out. Its normaly the Benefits that make the difference. I would stick with a company as Workers Comp, Health Insurance and 401k options tip the balance for me.

Hi,

please forget about the money.You will not get a single peny from Arjun and priya.They have blocked almost 50000 INR from me. so i have already forgot the money as if i have not worked.

Yes, if your doctor says that you are unable to perform the job being offered. Also, you cannot be fired or stop receiving workers comp for being unable to do the job.

if your employer doesn't have workers comp insurance then you sue the company directly. Find a good lawyer.

According to my opinion, Compensation directly attach to the physical injury of the body like in a road accident. In contrast damages could be any other loss in shape of measure-able form or access able form.

Lost time injury is determined by the employer or the relevant authority responsible for workplace safety. In most cases, it is the employer's responsibility to track and report lost time injuries that occur in the workplace. Employers are required to maintain accurate records and report any work-related injuries that result in lost time to the appropriate regulatory bodies.

This practice continues from the British Rule in India since the East India Company regime. The Government of India, however adopted every such administrative system, as set up by the British Rule, even after the independence of India. And the system still continues. However, in the Prime minstership period of Shri Rajev Gandhi the Central Government adopted 5 days' week for adminstrative offices (not operative offices) instead of 6 days' week with every Saturday closed day in Central Government offices on the pattern of the western countries. Of course it was not as a matter of copying other countries, but due to depleting foreign exchange resources due to rising prices of the petroleum products, as India was depending mostly on the import of crude oil.

Absolutely. In fact, a great way to attract employees is to provide a benefits package that can include health and life insurance. The employer may generally require the participating employees to contribute to the premiums.

Employers must pay workers at least the minimum wage for all hours worked, regardless of promised pay rate. SO an employer can withhold all but the min wage times total hours worked.

If you voluntarily quit because of a DISABLING med condition, you cannot get UI benefits because you are not able to work.

If you quit because of a nondisabling medical condition, your employer will properly petition WA Employment Security to deny you benefits charged against the employer who was willing to keep you employed.

1. a. Federal compensation laws

b. State compensation laws

a unit rate is a mathematical term refering to how much or how many to a unit of 1. that was kind of confusing so let me give you an example. if you drove a total of 55 miles in 2 hours. the unit rate would be how many miles you drove in 1 hour, or 1 minute depending on the question.

EXP: your on vacation and your family drove 55 miles in to hours. how many miles did you drive in 1 hour.

55 divided by 2 = 27.5
2 divided by 2 = 1 unit rate = 27.5 over 1

divide by the denominator

what an employee promise not to do when he accepts worker's compensation benefits

Injuries that occured at work for yourself or if the death of a spouse was caused by a work related injury, you may be eligible for comp.

**** its a bit more than that. Any injury or DISEASES that arise out of the course of employment may be entitled to workers compensation benefits. Medical Claims and/or Indemnity losses are covered by your employers Insurance carrier.

* Lack of time-management skills * Lack of discipline * Lack of responsibility * Justified events that are outside the control of the student * lack of interest * peer influence * low standard of goal

Usually no sitting or standing for more than one hour... and weight lifting limited to no more than 10-15 pounds... This is assuming a lower back injury...

Workmans Comp is elective in Texas. SO there isn't a mininum number threshold above which you are required to carry workman's comp for your employees. On the other hand you may be required to carry it under a contract or if you are working for a government or private entity that requires it. SOmetimes contracts read that the contractor must "mainatin WC insurance coverage as reaquired by state law". For 8 years I've managed to convince clients that it's not needed. I think that's about to change. I've met my match, a client who is an insurance company... and they DO require it. Charles M Bryant Bryant Forestry Montgomery TX All 50 states require Workers Comp though most if not all have exemptions. In Texas, you can select a Non-Subscription product that's similar to Comp or, if you file the proper forms, opt out entirely. Most if not all states allow you to self-insure if you have enough cash to set aside. Even if you exercise an exemption, you remain liable, so make sure you have plenty of cash for work-related injury claims if you don't carry coverage. Also, even if you don't think your employee would sue, their spouse or minor children who have to get through life on your employee's reduced salary if he has a major injury, or without his salary and companionship if he dies, may present an issue. Texas is a "ladder state," meaning liability goes up the ladder until someone can pay, and General Contractors (which could mean a contractor's clients) are required to either furnish Comp for their contractors who don't have it OR be remain liable without benefit of coverage. It's a risk I wouldn't take - I would require Comp or a similar product like Non-Subscription or Occupational Accident (especially if paired with Contingent Liability) be in place for ALL workers.