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Dinwiddie County School Board v. Cole
No. 982520Supreme Court of Virginia
982520 Dinwiddie County School Board v. Cole 11/05/1999 Under the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act, awards of compensation benefits are based upon the average weekly wage. Here an employee who performs two s…
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982520 Dinwiddie County School Board v. Cole 11/05/1999 Under the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act, awards of compensation bene…
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982520 Dinwiddie County School Board v. Cole 11/05/1999 Under the Virginia Workers' Compensation Act, awards of compensation benefits are based upon the average weekly wage. Here an employee who performs two separate jobs for her employer and was injured in one sought to combine wages received from both in calculating the average weekly wage for compensation purposes. The Workers' Compensation Commission did not err in combining the employee's wages and awarding compensation accordingly, and its judgment is affirmed.
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