When employed with a company, what is one of the expectations the employee might have regarding workman's compensation insurance.
A) The employee may have to pay for some of the medical benefits they receive.
B) Workman's compensation will pay 100% of the employee's salary while he or she is receiving workman's compensation benefits.
C) Prior to receiving workman's compensation benefits, the employee must satisfy a waiting period, usually between 3 and 7 days, before benefits are initiated
D) Most workmen's compensation laws do not require the employer to pay for vocational rehabilitation services.

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Most states require employees to meet a waiting period prior to receiving workman's compensation benefits. Employees do not have to pay for any medical costs related to a workman's compensation claim, workman's compensation pays between 66 2/3 and 80% of lost wages, and most workmen's compensation policies cover vocational rehabilitation services for the employee, if needed.

When Employed with a Company, What Is One of the Expectations