Maximum North Carolina Weekly Workers’ Compensation Rates
Each year, the North Carolina Industrial Commission sets the maximum weekly benefits that can be paid. This benefit factors in the 2/3 adjustment that workers get. These are the maximum rates over the last 30 years, including the new adjustment of $920.00 for 2015, that injured employees collect depending on the year their accident happened.
- 1986 — $294.00
- 1987 — $308.00
- 1988 — $356.00
- 1989 — $376.00
- 1990 — $390.00
- 1991 — $406.00
- 1992 — $426.00
- 1993 — $442.00
- 1994 — $466.00
- 1995 — $478.00
- 1996 — $492.00
- 1997 — $512.00
- 1998 — $532.00
- 1999 — $560.00
- 2000 — $588.00
- 2001 — $620.00
- 2002 — $654.00
- 2003 — $674.00
- 2004 — $688.00
- 2005 — $704.00
- 2006 — $730.00
- 2007 — $754.00
- 2008 — $786.00
- 2009 — $816.00
- 2010 — $834.00
- 2011 — $836.00
- 2012 — $862.00
- 2013 — $884.00
- 2014 — $904.00
- 2015 — $920.00
Joe Miller helps employees who are hurt on the job
When you’re suffering from the effects of a workplace injury, you want to focus on getting healthy. Attorney Joe Miller will help by explaining the applicable workers’ compensation laws, filing the right claims, and getting all the evidence together so you can claim your lost wages and get your medical expenses paid. In serious cases where there are permanent injuries, he’ll fight for additional benefits. He has over 25 years of experience in North Carolina and in Virginia helping employees pursue their just recovery, so call Joe Miller Law, today at (888) 694-1671 and find out what he may be able to do for you.
