Question

Which of the following statements is true of worker's compensation

a. once an employee accepts workers' compensation, he or she cannot sue the entrepreneur for the injury caused due to unsafe working conditions
b. it is limited to partial wage replacement and medical bills acquired while treating the injury caused at the workplace
c. all of the answers are correct
d. it is given to an employee who qualifies for the compensation, regardless of the fault of the owner

Answer 1

Worker's compensation is limited to partial wage replacement and medical bills for workplace injuries. option b is answer

Step-by-step explanation:

Worker's compensation is a form of insurance that provides benefits to employees who suffer an injury or illness while working. The correct statement about worker's compensation is: b. It is limited to partial wage replacement and medical bills acquired while treating the injury caused at the workplace.

Worker's compensation typically provides a percentage of the employee's wages while they are unable to work due to the injury, as well as covering medical expenses related to the injury. It does not generally allow the employee to sue their employer for unsafe working conditions. Worker's compensation is given to employees who qualify for the benefits, regardless of whether the injury was caused by the fault of the owner. option b is answer