Anyone who is returned to work after an OhioBWC work injury, with restrictions imposed by their doctor of record,  can apply for wage loss, if they earn less than the amount set as the Average Weekly Wage (AWW) in their claim.

There are several types of wage loss non-working wage loss working wage loss Vocational Rehabilitation wage loss
Wage loss can be granted by an OhioBWC Tentative Order, which if not appealed, will start payment of wage loss. However, if the injury employer appeals the granting of wage loss there will be a hearing at the Industrial Commission of Ohio.

If the Injured Worker is denied wage loss by the Ohio BWC, then if appealed by the Injured Worker, a hearing will be scheduled at the Industrial Commission of Ohio.

If you have an allowed Ohio Workers’ Comp Claim, you need to consult with a Board Certified Ohio BWC Specialist Attorney.  Call Mike Gruhin to discuss any questions you have related to Ohio Work Comp Wage Loss or any other issue involving your Ohio BWC claim.

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