How Will My Claim Be Affected If I Was Doing Something I Was Not Supposed To Be Doing?

So, if you were operating machinery that you were not trained to operate

, your employer told you not to operate that machinery until you were properly trained, and you chose to continue anyway causing your injury, your benefits could be reduced by 10%. If your employer knew that you were not trained, and training for use of that equipment was a legal requirement for operating it, but your employer had you do it anyway causing your injury, your benefits could be increased by 10%.

How Will My Claim Be Affected If I Was Doing Something I Was Not Supposed To Be Doing?

By: Sara Goldstein

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