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Workers' Compensation
Permanent Workers’ Compensation is considered to be unearned income.
Temporary Workers’ Compensation (TWC) and Temporary Disability Indemnity (TDI) become unearned income when the EW discovers that:
- The person receiving TWC/TDI was notified in writing by the employer that they will no longer be able to offer employment to that person or that employment was being terminated, or
- The person notified the employer that the person does not intend to resume employment with that employer, or
- There is other evidence indicating that the employer-employee relationship no longer exists, or
- The TWC/TDI becomes Permanent Workers’ Compensation.
Otherwise, TWC/TDI are considered earned income.
Unavailable Workers’ Compensation
A portion of Workers’ Compensation is considered unavailable when it:
- Is designated for legal or medical expenses
- Is not controlled by the applicant, recipient, or person acting on their behalf
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