Wis. Admin. Code Department of Workforce Development DWD 80.50 - Computation of permanent disabilities
(1) In computing
permanent partial disabilities, the number of weeks attributable to more distal
disabilities shall be deducted from the number of weeks in the schedule for
more proximal disabilities before applying the percentage of disability for the
more proximal injury, except that:
(a) Such a
deduction shall not include multiple injury factors under s.
102.53,
Stats., and the dominant hand increase under s.
102.54,
Stats.; and
(b) Such a deduction
shall include preexisting disabilities.
(2) The number of weeks attributable to
scheduled disabilities shall be deducted from 1,000 weeks before computing the
number of weeks due for a non-scheduled disability resulting from the same
injury. This deduction shall not include multiple injury factors under s.
102.53,
Stats., and the dominant hand increase under s.
102.54,
Stats.
(3) Multiple injury factors
under s.
102.53,
Stats., and the dominant hand increase under s.
102.54,
Stats., do not apply to compensation for disfigurement under s.
102.56,
Stats.
Notes
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