Figuring Out How Much You Will Get in Workers’ Compensation Benefits
JENKINTOWN PERSONAL INJURY ATTORNEYS
Under the Pennsylvania Workers’ Compensation Act, injured workers are entitled to indemnity (wage loss) benefits based on your average weekly wage (AWW).
The following Chart sets forth the Benefit Rate Schedule.
For example, if you are injured in 2013 and your AWW is:
$1375.51 or greater, your weekly compensation benefits will total $917 (max).
Between $687.76 and $1375.50, your weekly compensation benefits will be 66 2/3% of your AWW.
Between $509.44 and $687.75, your weekly compensation benefits will be $458.50.
Less then $509.43, your weekly compensation benefits will be 90% of your AWW.
| 2009 | 2010 | 2011 | 2012 | 2013 |
| Max $836 | Max $845 | Max $858 | Max $888 | Max $917 |
| $1,254 66 2/3% $627.01 |
$1267.50 66 2/3% $633.76 |
$1,287.00 66 2/3% $643.51 |
$1,332.00 66 2/3% $666.01 |
$1,375.50 66 2/3% $687.76 |
| $627.00 $418.00 $464.44 |
$633.75 $422.50 $469.44 |
$643.50 $429 $476.67 |
$666.00 $444.00 $493.33 |
$687.75 $458.50 $509.44 |
| $383.32 or 90% Less |
$469.43 or 90% Less |
$476.66 or 90% Less |
$493.32 or 90% Less |
$509.43 or 90% Less |
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