The state workers’ compensation laws establishes an administrative process for compensating workers for injuries that arise in the course of employment.
<h3>Who is a worker?</h3>
A worker refers to an individual who is employed by an employer of labor in a business firm on a contract (part-time) or full-time basis, so as to perform specific tasks, duties or functions on a daily basis based on an agreed fee.
Across the world, the purpose of state workers’ compensation laws is to help establish an administrative process and standard policies for compensating workers for any injury that arise while performing their tasks, in the course of employment, regardless of fault.
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