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The amount of money that an employer must pay to their workers' compensation insurance policy, usually calculated based on payroll and risk classification.

A professional employed by an insurance company to investigate, analyze, and determine the extent of the insurance company's liability concerning personal injury claims.

Payments made to an employee to compensate for losses caused by a work-related injury or illness. This may include compensation for lost wages, disability, or death benefits.

A factor used to adjust workers' compensation insurance premiums, based on the loss history of the employer compared to the average in the industry.

Coverage for the cost of medical care that is required as a result of a work-related injury or disease, without limitation as to the amount or duration of the medical care.

A program designed to help workers who have been injured on the job return to work, either in a modified or full capacity, as soon as medically possible.

A report that must be filed by employers to begin the workers' compensation claim process. This report documents the employee's work-related injury or illness.

A process intended to help injured workers who are unable to return to their previous employment obtain skills for a new job.

A benefit paid to an employee who has sustained an injury resulting in a permanent impairment but can still work in some capacity.