Insurance & LiensQuestion 104 of 1632
Workers' compensation is described as a "no-fault" system. This means:
a.Employees waive the right to sue for any injury
b.Employers are never liable for workplace injuries
c.Employees must prove employer negligence
d.Benefits are provided regardless of who caused the injury
Explanation
In a no-fault WC system, injured workers receive benefits regardless of whether they or the employer caused the injury. In exchange, workers' comp is generally the exclusive remedy against the employer.
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