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An employee earning $52,000 annually is injured on the job. Arizona's workers compensation provides what percentage of average weekly wage for temporary total disability benefits?

Correct Answer

D) 66⅔%

Arizona workers compensation provides 66⅔% of average weekly wage for temporary total disability benefits, subject to statutory maximums.

Answer Options
A
75%
B
60%
C
80%
D
66⅔%

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Arizona workers' compensation law provides 66⅔% of the employee's average weekly wage for temporary total disability (TTD) benefits, subject to statutory maximum and minimum weekly amounts. This two-thirds rate is the standard TTD rate in Arizona.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: 75%

75% is not Arizona's TTD rate. Some states use 70% or 75%, but Arizona follows the 66⅔% standard. The $52,000 salary detail is a distractor — the question asks for the percentage rate, not a dollar calculation.

Option B: 60%

60% understates Arizona's TTD benefit rate. While 60% is used in some states and for some benefit types, Arizona's statutory TTD rate is 66⅔%.

Option C: 80%

80% significantly overstates the TTD benefit rate. Arizona law does not provide 80% of wages for TTD; such a high replacement rate would exceed the statutory framework.

Memory Technique

Arizona TTD = 66⅔% — same as Virginia and most U.S. states. Remember: '2/3 of wages, across the nation.' The two-thirds rate (66.67%) is the nationwide workers' comp standard for TTD. When in doubt on any state, 66⅔% is the most common correct answer.

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