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    2008 Compensation Amounts for Survivors

    Lump Sum Awards
    Spouses of deceased workers are entitled to a one-time lump sum payment. For 2008, this payment is $69,948.79 plus or minus $1,748.72 for each year the spouse is under/over age 40, respectively.

    The amount would decrease by $1,748.72 every year older than 40 that the spouse was at the time of the worker's death to a minimum of $34,974.37.

    The amount would increase by $1,748.72 every year younger than 40 the spouse was at the time of the worker's death to a maximum of $104,923.19.
      Age Amount
      20 or younger
      $104,923.19
      25
      $96,179.59
      30
      $87,435.99
      35
      $78,692.39
      40
      $69,948.79
      45
      $61,205.19
      50
      $52,461.59
      55
      $43,717.99
      60 or older
      $34,974.37

    Monthly Awards
    The minimum compensation amount payable for spouse and child is $1,654.93 monthly.

    The maximum earnings ceiling is $73,300.00 per year (75% of industrial wage for Ontario).

    Burial Awards
    We pay all expenses reasonably connected to the burial - there is no maximum amount.

    The minimum amount payable is $2,623.08.





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