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The document provides registration information for the Certified Idaho Workers’ Compensation Specialist (CIWCS) course, detailing course dates, tuition fees, and certification levels. It outlines two courses: a 2-day Foundation Course for employers and medical providers, and a 3-day Advanced Course for workers' compensation professionals. The document includes payment instructions, cancellation policies, and testimonials from past attendees, as well as information about the instructors.

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What does Idaho workers compensation cover?

Workers compensation insurance is a no-fault insurance policy, which provides wage loss and medical benefits to workers with a job-related injury or disease. Nearly every working Idahoan is protected by workers compensation insurance, as state law requires most employers to have workers compensation insurance.

How much does workers comp pay in Idaho?

Basic Idaho workers comp benefits start at 67% of your weekly wage, but with minimums and maximums based on 90% of the average Idaho state wage. If that sounds a little complicated, thats because it is. Your workers compensation attorney can help you figure out your total benefits.

How is Idaho workers comp calculated?

Under Idaho Code 72-419, the adjuster takes the four quarters prior to your accident and calculates what your average weekly wage is for the highest quarter. Then he/she multiplies that average weekly wage by 67% to arrive at the amount that you will receive in these TTD benefits every 2 weeks.

How much does disability pay in Idaho?

Idaho residents get, on average, $1,334.02 per month in SSDI benefits. As of 2024, the most you can receive is $3,822 per month. Work history and income are the two factors that determine your benefits. Your location doesnt affect how much you get.

Is workers comp 100% pay?

Typically, the workers comp system in most states offers 66% of your wages. Depending on the state, you may receive your salary benefits weekly, bi-weekly, or once a month.

How much does an employer have to pay for workers compensation?

Employer costs for workers compensation insurance (per $100 of covered wages) StateEmployer Cost California 1.83 Colorado 0.97 Connecticut 1.20 Delaware 1.4722 more rows

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