Scheduled Injury

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Scheduled Injury

An injury specified in workers compensation law as having a certain period of time during which one receives disability payments. For example, a thumb injury may be a scheduled injury if the workers comp law specifies 15 weeks of disability payments.

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If the event causes two scheduled injuries, followed by permanent total disability, the employer is required to pay two 104 week permanent partial disability periods.

Partial relief from liability under section 8(F) of the Longshore Act

Compensation for scheduled injuries is usually a proportion of the maximum payment amount and payment period allowed for non-scheduled injuries.

Worker's compensation 101: a primer for the physician executive

Scheduled injuries are compensated according to body part injured and injury severity.

Unlike scheduled injuries, the duration of benefits is unlimited.

Permanent partial disability in workers' compensation: probability and costs

They include increasing awards for scheduled injuries from $145 per degree of impairment to $305; requiring employers with more than 10 employees to set up labor-management safety committees; and requiring reinstatement of injured workers to their former job (if it still exists) for up to three years, even if a replacement has been hired.