What is workers’ compensation?
Workers’ compensation is a California system of laws, set out in the Labor Code, that provides benefits to employees injured on the job. It is “no-fault” — an injured worker is generally entitled to compensation regardless of who caused the injury. It covers both sudden accidents and injuries or illnesses that develop gradually over months or years of repeated work activity.
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