09/02/2026
How are my wage loss benefits calculated?
Generally, wage replacement benefits equal about 2/3 of the injured worker’s average weekly gross pay. Your average weekly wage will be set in the early stages of your case and will be the basis for the calculation of all wage replacement benefits paid to you for the life of your claim.
There are various methods for calculating average weekly wage depending on the number of days per week worked, whether the employee is full-time or part-time employed, seasonal workers, workers with multiple employers, and other factors.
There are statutory maximum and minimum weekly benefit caps based on the date of the accident. Wage replacement benefits are tax-free.