25% of owners leave their dog alone in the house for five or more hours on a typical weekday. The average time owners leave their dog alone on a typical weekday varies by the age of the owner: 31% of 18 to 24 year olds typically leave their dog for more than five hours, while just 12% of those aged 55 and over do.
For weekly payments, the minimum is $30 or actual wage if less, and the maximum is $342, 50% of SAWW. For non-scheduled injuries, the maximum period of payments is 500 weeks and the maximum payment amount is $171,000. Oklahoma law covers disfigurement that is Serious and permanent. Benefits are a maximum of $20,000. Oklahoma Workerâs Compensation Waiting Period: The waiting period for compensation benefits after the injury is 3 days. Oklahoma Workerâs Compensation Contact Information: Mary Black, Presid. Judge Workersâ Compensation Court 1915 North Stiles Avenue Oklahoma City, OK 73105 (405) 522-8600 (405) 522-8600 or 1-800-522-8210 1-800-522-8210
The workersâ compensation scheme in New South Wales imposes time limits for workers to make a claim for compensation against an employer. Ordinarily, that time limit is six months. However, the case of Unilever Australia Ltd v Petrevska [2013] NSWCA 373 provides an important precedent for workers who do not become aware of their injuries for many years. In such circumstances, the time limit does not begin running until that awareness of both the fact of an injury and its cause is attained.