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After your workers compensation claim is approved: You are eligible for the full University contribution toward insurance premiums while you are receiving either temporary total or temporary partial disability benefits. You will, however, continue to be responsible for the employee required portion of the premiums.
Lost time is defined as authorized time lost from scheduled work for: authorized medical appointments. time off authorized by the Designated Medical Provider (DMP) the department is unable to accommodate restrictions that are placed on the injured employee by the DMP.
Under the Workers Compensation Act (Act), you must carry workers compensation insurance if you do any one of the following: Employ 3 or more full-time or part-time employees. You must have insurance on the day you employ the third person.
While workers cannot be fired in Wisconsin while on workers compensation, there are also protections when it comes to returning to the job. For example, employers need reasonable cause to refuse to rehire a worker from their previous job.
An employer cannot terminate your health insurance while youre on workers compensation out of spite or retaliation. However, certain situations could lawfully let them terminate your coverage. This could make it difficult to pay for necessary medical treatments in the aftermath of an on-the-job injury.

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The Workers Compensation Act provides for payment of reasonable medical expenses and compensation for lost wages resulting from work-related injuries or disabilities.
If you are due compensation for your injury or illness: There is a three-day waiting period for compensation that includes Saturday and may include Sunday, if you normally work on Sunday. No compensation is paid for these first three days unless you are off work for more than seven days.
Wisconsins maximum Workers Compensation rate will increase to $1,247 per week for temporary total disability, permanent total disability and death benefits for injuries occurring on or after January 1, 2023. The new average weekly wage used to compute the maximum rate is $1,870.50.

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