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Workers' Compensation - Partial Disability - Massachusetts

Workers' Compensation paid under Partial Disability is 60% of the difference between the employee's Average Weekly Wage (AWW) before the injury and the weekly wage earning capacity after the injury. This amount cannot exceed 75% of Temporary Total Disability benefits if the person were to receive those benefits. The maximum benefits period is 260 weeks for partial disability, but may be extended to 520 weeks.

Also see:

Workers' Compensation - Claims Administration - Massachusetts

Workers' Compensation - Overview - Massachusetts

Workers' Compensation - Indemnity and Supplemental Benefits - Massachusetts

Workers' Compensation - Department of Industrial Accidents (DIA) - Massachusetts

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