Dear Members, Loss of middle finger (leg) lies under the category PPD, PTD or TTD. Please clarify Regards, Vinoth
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Dear Mohan I am attaching Excel file of Workman Compensation where every detail is there which will answer your query. Thanks & Regards Deepak Kumar
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I think what you mean is toe (not finger). It will be a PPD (permanent partial disability). You may like to refer to the Indian Standard IS-3786: 1983, which defines various types of disabilities and the methods of computation of injury rates.
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(Fact Checked)-The compensation for a factory worker with arm amputation between elbow and wrist at age 60 with a salary of $5500 falls under the category of Permanent Total Disability (PTD) as per workers' compensation laws. (1 Acknowledge point)