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FAQs

Which situation qualifies a worker for workers' compensation coverage? ›

If you get hurt on the job, your employer is required by law to pay for workers' compensation benefits. You could get hurt by: One event at work. Examples: hurting your back in a fall, getting burned by a chemical that splashes on your skin, getting hurt in a car accident while making deliveries.

Tuition Reimbursem*nt

Reimbursed to a maximum of $6,500 for full time employees and $1,000 for part- time employees (Less than 32 hours per week) per calendar year *. Grades C and higher at 100%. Textbooks up to $100 per course for full time employees.

Now, can you use the E-Verify system? Yes, you can, but the federal government still requires for I-9 that you physically inspect the documents regardless of whether you're using the E-Verify system or not. Some states, though, will allow you to just use the E-Verify system without physically inspecting.

Temporary Income Benefits (TIBs) – The Comp Rate will be calculated at 70% of your Average Weekly Wage. The maximum Comp Rate for TIBs is currently $913.00. Click here to see the chart for maximum Comp Rate for TIBs for your Date of Injury.

Your injury or illness must be directly related to your job to qualify for workers' compensation. This includes, but is not limited to, injuries sustained while operating machinery, slips and falls in the workplace, or illnesses stemming from exposure to hazardous substances.

“Injury” is described in Labor Code section 3208 as any injury or disease arising out of employment. Example of an injury: A sprained back while lifting a heavy box at work. Example of a disease: A skin rash as a result of exposure to chemicals or solvents used at the work site.

If you plan to leave the company for another job shortly after completing your courses, you might have to pay back what the company paid you for tuition. You'll need to review your tuition reimbursem*nt terms and the contract you signed with your employer to see the fine details.

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Paychex requires two business days to process direct deposit transactions. This time frame allows Paychex to verify successful collection of funds from the employer before depositing funds into a worker's bank account. Next day direct deposit transactions are not guaranteed.

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Does Paychex automatically report new hires? ›

Paychex reports all new hires to the employer's home state regardless of where the employees live.

Click employee | Personal Information | Direct Deposit. Click Add a Direct Deposit. The Add/Edit Direct Deposit screen displays. Select the Percent of net pay, Fixed dollar amount, or Remainder of net pay in the Deposit Amount ($ or %): drop-down menu, then type the amount in the Deposit Amount ($ or %): field.

Those who suffer from serious injuries such as brain or spinal cord injuries can expect to receive higher compensation than those who suffer from cuts, lacerations, or broken bones. Speak with one of our attorneys to better understand what you might earn from a workers' comp case.

For example, a 30 percent bodily impairment rating means the victim has suffered impairment affecting at least 30 percent of their body. The bodily impairment rating is also known as the whole person impairment rating in some states.

Waiting Period: There is a seven-day waiting period in Texas. If the disability continues for 14 days, the injured employee will be entitled to wage benefits for the first seven days.

To qualify for workers' compensation benefits, the employee must be injured while working within the scope of the job description, be injured while performing a service required by the employer or develop a disorder that can be directly linked to employment, such as asbestosis or mercury poisoning.

Only a few worker categories are sometimes exempt, such as agricultural workers and real estate agents. This exemption can also apply to certain types of business owners – sole proprietors, independent contractors, and members of limited liability companies (LLCs).

Among these are paid time off (vacations, holidays, sick days, even pay for jury duty), health insurance (including dental and vision), supplemental benefits (disability, life, pet insurance, legal benefits), 401K contributions, pensions and retirement savings accounts, and stock purchase options.

Strains and Sprains

The most common injuries for which employees make a workers' compensation claim are sprains and strains. Sprains and strains are injuries to muscles or connective tissues.