Which workers compensation benefit category pays to retrain an injured worker for a different occupation?
a.Survivor benefits
b.Medical benefits
c.Disability income benefits
d.Rehabilitation benefits
Explanation
The four benefit categories are medical, disability income, rehabilitation, and death or survivor benefits. Rehabilitation covers physical restoration and also vocational services such as retraining and job placement when the worker cannot go back to the old job. Disability income only replaces part of the lost wage; it does not buy schooling or placement services.
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