After the 30 days is when comp will startIf i get hurt on the job and within that week go on taw. Will that be considered the start of workers comp? Or after 30 days is it work comp?
The witness stand- civil court?If you get hurt at work you go on Comp but if you get hurt while on comp at home then what do you go on?
How hurt are you? I say that because some doctors will keep you out of work if you tell them what our work is like.
How hurt are you? I say that because some doctors will keep you out of work if you tell them what our work is like.
If i get hurt on the job and within that week go on taw. Will that be considered the start of workers comp? Or after 30 days is it work comp?[/QU
You should get comp form the day you were injured. I was off once on comp for 2 weeks and got paid immediately.
I believe you can. Assuming you qualify for the max payment from comp which I think is $860 a week and are not getting that due to your work restrictions on TAW, comp has to make up the difference. Most people make the max on TAW so it's never an issue. Not sure been a long time since I've seen comp checks. You are required to report earnings while on comp.You cannot collect both at the same time. .
I believe you can. Assuming you qualify for the max payment from comp which I think is $860 a week and are not getting that due to your work restrictions on TAW, comp has to make up the difference. Most people make the max on TAW so it's never an issue. Not sure been a long time since I've seen comp checks. You are required to report earnings while on comp.
Yes I believe that's how it works. I know when I was on comp I received blank earnings reports that needed to be filled out weekly.So they adjust the comp by the amount that you receive while on TAW?
So they adjust the comp by the amount that you receive while on TAW?
Wrong. You are on Worker's Compensation when your MD prescribes restrictions and you are unable to perform your usual job duties.You are not officially out on workers comp when on taw...you cannot get both