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Keywords: Weekly, Wage, Workers, Employee, Hourly

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Weekly workers' compensation benefit rate of an employee with a compensable work-related injury or occupational disease.

http://wcc.state.ct.us/glossary/glos-c.htm

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The amount of money an employee is paid quoted by the compensation frequency unit.

http://sos.uhrs.indiana.edu/glossary/glossary.htm

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The salary amount the employee is paid.

http://www.uri.edu/ecampus/hr_glossary.html

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66 2/3% of the average weekly wage up to a maximum benefit established by the Division of Workers' Compensation.

http://www.bernsteinandmaryanoff.com/def_workerscomp.aspx

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What injured workers are paid for time they have missed from work because of an injury. The compensation rate equals 80% of the injured workers's average weekly wage after taxes have been taken out. Currently, the maximum compensation rate is $441.00

http://www.maine.gov/wcb/facts.htm

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The amount of wages an employee is paid each pay period. The compensation rates for UF Employees are biweekly or hourly.

http://www.erp.ufl.edu/assistance/glossary.html

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