By: TedEx
. PA. 2/3 rd of gross. is about right. (It is tax free) so it will be approx what you are used to taking home. Yes, even if your fault. The co posts a list of preferred providers, You must go to one of...
View ArticleBy: mbrcatz17
The exact number varies by state, but there’s a MINIMUM amount, and a MAXIMUM amount, so it’s not always 2/3, but if you make more than the min, and less than the max, it’s about 2/3. That’s because...
View ArticleBy: fawkesphoenix
Workers’ Comp laws are different in all 50 states. Your benefit rate will be in the 66% range. There is a max and min rate, so if you are a high wage earner, you won’t get near as much as you are used...
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If you don’t know what your rights are or what benefits you may be eligible for, and to answer your questions…TALK TO AN ATTORNEY. A message board is not a substitute for valid legal advice. All of...
View ArticleBy: roland_reardon
Workers Comp laws vary from state to state. Here is where all of the answers are: http://www.michigan.gov/wca Poke around the website, but also call them. Your First Question: The 66% thing has a very...
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