In Wyoming, workers’ compensation is regulated by the state's Workers' Safety and Compensation Division. The WSCD requires all employers to purchase insurance for their employees that cover accidents on the job or while traveling in order to deter lawsuits from customers who may have been injured as well.
Temporary Total Disability Benefits: An injured worker's wage is 66 2/3% of the actual wage. The weekly maximum is $779, 100% of the Wyoming state average weekly wage. The maximum period of payments is 24 months.
Permanent Total Disability Benefits:
An injured worker's wage has no set payment amount.
The weekly maximum is $779, 100% of the Wyoming state average weekly wage. The maximum period of payments is 80 months.
In the event an injured Wyoming worker dies, benefits may be payable to a surviving spouse, dependent children, or dependent parents.
