subject: How Will My Claim Be Affected If I Was Doing Something I Was Not Supposed To Be Doing? [print this page] 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?
