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Loss of Earning Capacity

by admin last modified May 16, 2011 02:30 PM
When an employee sustains a permanent nonschedule injury causing the employee to require permanent physical or psychological work restrictions and he or she is unable to return to his or her previous occupation a loss of earning capacity may result. The extent of the loss must be determined by a vocational expert. The vocational expert will take into consideration education, work history, training, age and whether the employee can be retrained or vocationally rehabilitated.
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