How frequently are time-loss benefits paid after the first payment?

Time-loss benefits are payments made to workers who are unable to work due to a job-related injury or illness. After the initial payment is made, the standard frequency for these benefits is every two weeks. This bi-weekly payment schedule aligns with common payroll practices, allowing injured workers to receive support more regularly while they are out of work.

Paying benefits every two weeks helps maintain a structured and manageable cash flow for both the workers receiving benefits and the organization managing the claims. It ensures that claimants have consistent financial support to cover their expenses during their recovery period. This schedule reflects a balance between providing timely assistance to injured workers and administrative efficiency in processing claims.