Asked by Ariel Kirkpatrick on May 19, 2024

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Which of the following would traditionally not be recoverable as part of a workers' compensation claim?

A) Hospital and medical expenses
B) Disability benefits
C) Death benefits to dependents
D) Punitive damages

Workers' Compensation Claim

A legal action filed by an employee to receive benefits after suffering an injury or illness directly related to their job duties.

Punitive Damages

Financial compensation awarded in lawsuits, exceeding simple compensation and designed to punish the wrongdoing party.

Disability Benefits

Financial assistance provided to individuals who cannot work because of a disabling medical condition.

  • Identify the entitlements and safeguards provided to workers through workers' compensation laws.
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Tania LozanoMay 22, 2024
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Under workers' compensation systems,an employee's recovery usually includes (1)hospital and medical expenses (including vocational rehabilitation), (2)disability benefits, (3)specified recoveries for the loss of certain body parts,and (4)death benefits to survivors and/or dependents.