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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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How old do you have to be to be a poll-worker?

Which state? Polling laws will vary according the state.

You are 7 months pregnant and was just laid off through NYS but live in NJ Who can you contact for disability unemployment?

You can check, of course, but it is likely that your employer paid their unemployment compensation payments into the NY state unemployment pool and NOT the NJ pool.

Do you have to carry workman's comp on immediate family?

No! Workman's comp is generally only for the working employee and not the rest of the family members.

Why does a booth renter cosmetologist have to pay to be exempt from work comp?

booth renter is in independent person who only rents a booth and has to pay a owner. you are supposed to pay for your own tools, product etc. it would be easier for you to look up a contractor with the IRS. you can come and go as you please as an independent booth renter. all together you are your own boss so why would your employer pay for work comp?

You settled a workers comp case can you get workers comp insurance on yourself?

No, Workers' Compensation Insurance is just for employers. You would

have to obtain a commercial policy and possibly run into pre-existing issues.

What it mean by compensate?

To give something to try and make up for something that was lost. If you lose something value, you may be compensated by something similar or the cash value of what was lost.

Is carpal tunnel surgery hard to claim under workmans comp in il?

Claiming carpal tunnel surgery under workers' compensation in Illinois can be challenging, as it requires proving that the condition is directly related to job duties. Documentation from a medical professional linking the condition to work-related activities is essential. Additionally, employers and insurance companies may scrutinize claims, leading to potential disputes. It's advisable to consult with a workers' compensation attorney to navigate the process effectively.

Back to work on light duty. i have a a doctors appointment today. is workmans comp responsible for my daily wage.?

Workman's comp will not pay your daily wage if you are back to work. Sometimes it depends on how human resources code things for workman's comp as well.

What is the law on verbal and written warnings in nz?

What recourse does an employee have when he receives an unwarranted written warning?

Can you get Carpal tunnel syndrome in both wrists and can it be covered under workers comp?

Yes you can get carpal tunnel syndrome in both wrists. As far as workers comp goes..it depends if you can prove that it was related and or caused by your job duties. It also depends greatly on your states work comp laws etc..

What is PD Insurance?

PD insurance is Property Damage Insurance mostly used in the commercial areas of transportation.

What does the Latin phrase pro per mean?

without context they mean nothing they're both prepositions, its like saying in English; In for... without context you cant know what "in for" means.

Pro: On behalf of, before, in front, instead, for about, according to, as, like.

Per: Through, during

What is GPP?

a gpp is a general purpose package for instance ... Word processing, Spreadsheets, Power points,Databases and graphic packages.

How long can I draw worker's comp benefits?

In Michigan, there is a 7-day waiting period for Worker's Compensation payments to kick in. After that, benefits are paid on a weekly basis and will continue as long as the person is disabled and experiencing a loss of wages.

What were your starting and final levels of compensation?

When you write down your starting level of compensation, you should state the amount of money you first started making at the job. Your final level of compensation will state the highest amount of money you made at the company.

What is workers compensation waiver of subrogation?

This is an agreement that allows the insurer to recover the costs of your claim from the entity that you file against, usually an employer. To be precise, as it applies to workers' compensation: A waiver of subrogation means an insurance carrier is waiving their right to "Subrogate" or attempt to collect compensation or share in the responsibility for a claim with the party in question. An example, say contractor A is working for Customer B. Under normal circumstances if an employee of contractor A was injured working on Customer B's propoerty then after paying a claim for the injured worker, Contractor A's insurance carrier could attempt to collect part of the paid claim from Customer B or their insurance carrier if there was potentially any liability (loose rocks on the ground to slip over, improper lighting, etc). With a waiver of subrogation in place, Contractor A's insurance carrier would still pay the claim, but would be unabel to go after the customer or their insurance company. Because of this, insurance companies that provide a waiver normally charge for it. The waiver itself is treated as an endorsement onto the Employees' existing policy, and payment is usually expressed as either a flat charge or as a percentage of the payroll spent on the job-site.

Do you qualify for unemployment compensation if company goes bankrupt after you already left the job?

First off...many companies go BK and don't reduce workforce....just their going BK doesn't mean you get to be unemployed.

But almost certainly, subject to the normal qualifying perod, if you lose your job because of a Cos bankruptcy, you will qualify for unemployment...and generally, any special UI programs (placement, retraining, or extension of time). Many are set up just for these types of people, and this "reason" is one of the most acceptable to the state systems, if you will.

Can you receive workers comp for lupus?

While it is very unlikely, it is, in fact, possible. There are many industrial chemicals that are thought to trigger lupus in succeptible persons. If a person worked in close contact with, or was continuously exposed to, these chemicals, a claim could certainly be made. The result would depend on many things.

What is private liability?

Private liability is a type of company that offers limited liability. This limited liability can also include limited legal protection for its shareholders.

What is the minimum wage of a waiter in the Philippines?

The minimum wage of a waiter in the Philippines is between 8,000 and 12,000 Philippine Peso per month. This is equivalent to between 179 and 269 US dollars per month.