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TTD benefits are calculated as 70% of your average weekly wage (AWW) in the year preceding your injury, up to a maximum based on average statewide wages.
There is now a 2% assessment against gross direct premiums of workers compensation insurers (including the State Insurance Fund) instead of the aggregate 8% MITF tax against insurers and employees. (Employees pay no tax.) The 4% tax against self-insured employers is continued.
In most cases, your weekly benefits are 70 percent of your average weekly wage, which is determined by dividing your gross earnings by the full number of weeks with the employer, up a maximum of 52-weeks prior to your work-accident.
Obviously, the severity of the injury and the body part that is injured also play a docHub role in the compensation that is awarded. Injuries to the head or chest will almost always result in a higher payout than those to an arm or a leg. Average Workers Comp Payouts by Cause Injury Type in 2024 gatewayinjurylaw.com blog average-wor gatewayinjurylaw.com blog average-wor
For Permanent Total Disability (PTD) and Death, the maximum rate is $953.18 per week for work-related injury, illness, or death occurring during the period beginning January 1, 2022 and ending December 31, 2022. 85A O.S. 45(D) (PTD), and 85A O.S. 47 (death benefits). States Average Weekly Wage and Maximum Benefit - Oklahoma.gov ok.gov wcc documents ok.gov wcc documents
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