Temporary partial disability definition

Temporary partial disability means a physical condition resulting from an injury, as defined in

Temporary partial disability means a physical condition resulting from an injury, as defined in 39-71-119, in which a worker, prior to maximum healing:

Temporary partial disability means an injured employee who is temporarily unable to perform his or her job, but may perform alternative work offered by the employer;

Temporary partial disability means an injured

Temporary partial disability means the condition of an employee who has not reached maximum medical improvement, but has reached a level of improvement that would permit the employee with medically imposed employment restrictions to return to some form of modified employment, with the same employer, but at lesser earnings than the employee earned at the time of the injury;

Temporary partial disability means a non-permanent medical status caused by a Compensable Work Injury that results in the Employee being able to perform modified or light duty work assignments or reduced hours at the direction of a physician approved by the Administrator, which results in diminished earnings as compared to the pre-injury average weekly wage.

Temporary partial disability means a condition resulting from an injury in which a worker, prior to maximum healing:

Temporary partial disability means the condition of an employee who has not reached maximum medical improvement, but has reached a level of improvement that would permit the employee with medically imposed employment restrictions to return to some form of modified employment, with the same employer, but at lesser

Temporary partial disability means an Injury, as determined by a Primary Healthcare Provider, that prior to the date of Maximum Medical Improvement prevents the injured Employee from earning the equivalent of the Employee’s pre-Injury Average Weekly Wage.