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Ohio
Workers' Compensation Rates
This page
lists the rates for various forms of workers' compensation benefits in
Ohio from 1987-2009. You can also see a
printable chart showing rates from 1998-2010.
| Dates
Covered1 |
Temporary Total
Max. |
Temporary
Total
Min. |
Wage Loss Max.2 |
Permanent
Partial Max. |
Amputation Award3 |
Permanent
Total Max.4 |
Death Max.5 |
| 2010 |
$775.00 |
$258.33 |
$775.00 |
$258.33 |
$775.00 |
$775.00
$516.67 |
$775.00 |
2009
|
$767.00
|
$255.67
|
$767.00 |
$255.67 |
$767.00 |
$767.00
$511.33
|
$767.00 |
2008
|
$751.00
|
$250.33
|
$751.00 |
$250.33 |
$751.00 |
$751.00
$500.67
|
$751.00 |
2007
|
$730.00
|
$243.33
|
$730.00 |
$243.33 |
$730.00 |
$730.00
$486.67
|
$730.00 |
2006
|
$704.00
|
$234.67
|
$704.00 |
$234.67 |
$704.00 |
$704.00
$469.33
|
$704.00 |
2005
|
$678.00
|
$226.00
|
$678.00
|
$226.00 |
$678.00 |
$678.00
$452.00
|
$678.00 |
| 2004 |
$662.00 |
$220.67 |
$662.00 |
$220.67 |
$662.00 |
$662.00
$441.33
|
$662.00 |
2003
|
$644.00
|
$214.67
|
$644.00
|
$214.67
|
$644.00
|
$644.00
$429.33
|
$644.00
|
|
2002
|
$628.00
|
$209.33
|
$628.00
|
$209.33
|
$628.00
|
$628.00
$418.67
|
$628.00
|
|
2001
|
$618.00
|
$206.00
|
$618.00
|
$206.00
|
$618.00
|
$618.00
$412.00
|
$618.00
|
|
2000
|
$589.00
|
$196.33
|
$589.00
|
$196.33
|
$589.00
|
$589.00
$392.67
|
$589.00
|
|
1999
|
$567.00
|
$189.00
|
$567.00
|
$189.00
|
$567.00
|
$567.00
$378.00
|
$567.00
|
|
1998
|
$541.00
|
$180.33
|
$541.00
|
$180.33
|
$541.00
|
$541.00
$360.67
|
$541.00
|
|
1997
|
$521.00
|
$173.67
|
$521.00
|
$173.67
|
$521.00
|
$521.00
$347.33
|
$521.00
|
|
1996
|
$511.00
|
$170.33
|
$511.00
|
$170.33
|
$511.00
|
$511.00
$340.67
|
$511.00
|
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1995
|
$493.00
|
$164.33
|
$493.00
|
$164.33
|
$493.00
|
$493.00
$328.67
|
$493.00
|
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1994
|
$482.00
|
$160.67
|
$482.00
|
$160.67
|
$482.00
|
$482.00
$321.33
|
$482.00
|
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1993
|
$460.00
|
$153.33
|
$460.00
|
$153.33
|
$460.00
|
$460.00
$306.67
|
$460.00
|
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1992
|
$443.00
|
$147.67
|
$443.00
|
$147.67
|
$443.00
|
$443.00
$295.33
|
$443.00
|
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1991
|
$428.00
|
$142.67
|
$428.00
|
$142.67
|
$428.00
|
$428.00
$285.33
|
$428.00
|
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1990
|
$419.00
|
$139.67
|
$419.00
|
$139.67
|
$419.00
|
$419.00
$279.33
|
$419.00
|
1989
|
$400.00
|
$133.33
|
$400.00 |
$133.33 |
$400.00 |
$400.00
$266.67
|
$400.00 |
1988
|
$385.00
|
$128.33
|
$385.00 |
$128.33 |
$385.00 |
$385.00
$256.67
|
$385.00 |
1987
|
$376.00
|
$125.33
|
$376.00 |
$125.33 |
$376.00 |
$376.00
$250.67
|
$376.00 |
1 Rates of compensation
are effective each year from January 1 through December 31.
2
Wage loss is paid for
a maximum of 200 weeks for injuries before August 25, 2006. For
injuries on or after that date, non-working wage loss can only be paid
for 52 weeks, and working wage loss can be paid for 200 weeks. Only 26
weeks of non-working wage loss is counted against the 200 weeks which
can be paid for working wage loss, meaning that the total maximum of
wage loss compensation which can be paid for injuries on or after August 25, 2006 is 226 weeks.
3 The amputation award
shows the weekly amount paid to everyone for amputation or loss of use,
regardless of average weekly wage.
4 The top number is the
permanent total maximum when the injured worker is not also receiving
Social Security disability. If the injured worker is receiving Social
Security disability and permanent total, the permanent total maximum is
the bottom number. For more information about the relationship between
Social Security disability and permanent total, click here.
5 The minimum for
death benefits is 1/2 of the maximum shown.
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