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How long do I have to be off work before I get paid
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Re: Pay Under the Kansas Workers' Compensation Act, when temporary total disability results from the injury, no compensation shall be paid during the first week of disability. Under most circumstances, if the temporary total disability exists for three consecutive weeks, the first week will then be paid. Consult an experienced workers' compensation attorney. |
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