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if a person works 2 jobs and is injured at one is the amount of payment based on the total income form both jobs
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Read More Answered By: Andrew Frisch |
Re: payment The Workers Compensation payments for lost wages would be based on the total amount of money lost. If you cannot work either job, then they should set the $ lost at the total. However, if you are able to work other job (from the one you were injured on) the Workers Compensation wage should be based solely on the job on which you were injured.
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