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Chart VII-Income Benefits ($) for Scheduled Injuries1, cont.
Arm at
Shoulder

Hand

Thumb

First
Finger

Second
Finger

Third
Finger

Fourth
Finger

North Carolina

220,800

184,000

69,000

41,400

36,800

23,000

18,400

North Dakota

Benefits are paid according to degree of impairment, mostly set out in PP schedule rules 65-05-12.

Ohio

213,750

166,250

57,000

33,250

28,500

19,000

88,825

71,060

21,318

12,597

10,659

60,423

47,331.35

15,105.75

8,056.40

7,049.35

Jurisdiction
29

31

Oklahoma

32

Oregon

33

Leg at
Hip

Foot

Great
Toe

Other Toes

One Eye

One Ear

Both Ears

184,000

132,480

32,200

9,200

110,400

64,400

138,000

14,250

190,000

142,500

28,500

9,500

118,750

23,750

118,750

7,106

5,491

88,825

71,060

10,659

3,553

88,825

35,530

106,590

3,021.15

2,014.10

47,331.35

42,296.10

6,042.30

1,007.05

31,218.55

19,133.95

60,423

30

Rhode Island

Benefits are paid based on number of weeks set out in RIGL §28-33-19.

South Carolina

220 weeks

185 weeks

65 weeks

40 weeks

35 weeks

25 weeks

20 weeks

195 weeks

140 weeks

35 weeks

10 weeks

140 weeks

80 weeks

165 weeks

South Dakota

152,400

114,300

38,100

26,670

22,860

15,240

11,430

121,920

95,250

22,860

7,620

114,300

38,100

114,300

Tennessee

No scheduled injuries for injuries on or after 7/1/14.

Texas

No schedule; benefits are paid according to degree of impairment as calculated based on AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, 4th edition.36

Utah37

101,167

64,920

29,485

58,969

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Vermont
Virginia

90,888

36,247

22,722

18,394

9,197

4,328

67,625

47,608

14,066

2,164

No schedule; benefits are paid according to degree of impairment as calculated based on AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment, 5th edition.
216,400

162,300

64,920

37,870

32,450

21,640

16,230

189,350

135,250

32,460

10,820

108,200

54,100

108,200

Washington

123,291.12

110,961.99

44,384.85

27,740.55

22,192.38

11,096.22

5,547.99

123,291.12

86,303.85

25,891.14

9,452.28

49,316.34 loss
by enucleation;
41,097 loss of
central visual
acuity40

16,438.71

98,633.04

West Virginia41

Benefits for PP shall be paid at 662/3% of employee's AWW, not to exceed 70% of state AWW, in accordance with statutory schedule.

Wisconsin

500 weeks

55 weeks43

330 weeks43

Wyoming

No schedule; benefits are paid as calculated based on AMA Guides to the Evaluation of Permanent Impairment.

American
Samoa44

312 weeks

Virgin Islands45

Benefits for PP shall be 662/3% of AWW pursuant to statutory schedule in accordance with degree of impairment.

FECA

312 weeks

244 weeks

75 weeks

46 weeks

30 weeks

25 weeks

15 weeks

Longshore Act

471,357.12

368,625.44

113,307

69,494.63

45,322.80

37,769

22,661.40

38
39

Alberta46
British
Columbia47

400 weeks

244 weeks

160 weeks

75 weeks

60 weeks

46 weeks

45 weeks

30 weeks

26 weeks

25 weeks

28 weeks

15 weeks

500 weeks

250 weeks

831/3 weeks

20 weeks for
second, 25
weeks each for
third, fourth,
and little42

250 weeks;
275 weeks
for loss by
enucleation or
evisceration.42

205 weeks

30 weeks

16 weeks

160 weeks

288 weeks

205 weeks

38 weeks

16 weeks

160 weeks

52 weeks

200 weeks

435,098.88

309,705.80

57,408.88

24,172.16

241,721.60

78,559.52

302,152

0.05

0.3

0.03

15%
nontraumatic;
30%
traumatic

288 weeks

0.5
0.7

0.54

0.5% each
16% to
20%

0.04

0.04

0.025

0.025

0.65

0.25

2.5% to 5%

0.5%

48

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