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- October
2009
Ostrawski v. Workers' Compensation Appeal Board (UPMC Braddock Hospital)
In determining whether a claimant is entitled to include wages earned with a concurrent employer in an average weekly wage the following factors should be examined: the period of employment preceding the work injury, whether periods of layoff were frequent, whether a concurrent employer terminated an employee during a layoff and whether a laid-off employee returned to work following such a period. Moreover, the Court explained that the presence of these factors can sufficiently demonstrate a pre-injury ability to earn wages for the alleged concurrent employment.
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ron rosati
September 5, 2010 at 5:47 PM
When or will they ever give us injured workers a cost of living raise , everthing else went up , but our pays stay the same , thats not a fair act , Did anyone ever fight for that , I have been diabled for 10 years getting the same pay, the max back then.
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