For most people, workers’ compensation is dictated by your state’s laws. Workers’ compensation is a benefit provided to cover any work-related injuries you sustain. This benefit paid for by your employer’s workers’ compensation insurance plan. However, not all employees are covered. Exclusions vary state-to-state, but in general, the following types of workers are not covered:
- Business owners
- Independent contractors
- Casual workers
- Domestic employees in private homes
- Farmworkers
- Maritime workers
- Railroad employees
- Unpaid volunteers
Federal workers are also excluded from the states’ defined compensation coverage and are covered separately by a federal law.
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