Workers' Compensation Claim Benefits (7:XI): Difference between revisions
From Clicklaw Wikibooks
Workers' Compensation Claim Benefits (7:XI) (view source)
Revision as of 19:45, 13 December 2022
, 13 December 2022→G. Permanent Disability Pensions
| Line 201: | Line 201: | ||
:'''NOTE:''' Workers who also qualify for Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) disability benefits will have one-half of those benefits deducted from their WCB pensions (this could amount to as much as $577 per month, half of the $1153 maximum currently payable by CPP). This deduction represents the employer’s share of the benefits paid for the same disability as the WCB claim. If a CPP pension is partly based on non-compensable disabilities, no deduction will be made for that portion of the CPP (See RSCM II, Policy #36.10). | :'''NOTE:''' Workers who also qualify for Canadian Pension Plan (CPP) disability benefits will have one-half of those benefits deducted from their WCB pensions (this could amount to as much as $577 per month, half of the $1153 maximum currently payable by CPP). This deduction represents the employer’s share of the benefits paid for the same disability as the WCB claim. If a CPP pension is partly based on non-compensable disabilities, no deduction will be made for that portion of the CPP (See RSCM II, Policy #36.10). | ||
===1. Permanent or Partial Total Disability Benefits=== | ===1. Permanent or Partial Total Disability Benefits=== | ||
