Florida Workers' Comp Weekly Benefit Calculator 2025
Enter your average weekly wage before the injury
Weekly Benefit Amount
$0.00
Benefit Type
Temporary Total Disability
Calculation Rate
66.67%
Maximum Weekly Benefit (2025)
$1,295.00
Minimum Weekly Benefit
$20.00
Annual Benefit Estimate
$0.00
Official Resource: For detailed information about Florida workers' compensation benefits and requirements, visit the
Florida Department of Financial Services Workers' Compensation Division.
How to Use This Calculator
1
Enter Your Average Weekly Wage
Input your average weekly earnings before the work-related injury or illness occurred.
2
Select Benefit Type
Choose the appropriate disability benefit category based on your medical condition and work capacity.
3
Provide Additional Details
Enter current wage (for TPD) or impairment rating (for PPI) if applicable to your situation.
4
Review Your Results
See your estimated weekly benefit amount and annual compensation based on Florida's 2025 rates.
Florida Workers' Compensation FAQ Questions (2025)
How much workers comp will I get in Florida?
Your Florida workers comp benefit equals 66.67% of your average weekly wage. The maximum weekly payment is $1,295 in 2025. The minimum weekly benefit is $20. Your exact amount depends on your pre-injury earnings and disability type.
How long do I have to report a work injury in Florida?
You must report your work injury within 30 days in Florida. Notify your employer immediately after the accident happens. Late reporting can result in claim denial. Document the incident and seek medical attention right away.
Do I need a lawyer for Florida workers compensation?
You don't need a lawyer for Florida workers comp, but it's your choice. The Employee Assistance Office can help resolve disputes. Consider hiring an attorney if your claim gets denied. Legal help may increase your settlement amount.
Can I be fired for filing workers comp in Florida?
No, Florida law protects you from retaliation for filing workers comp. Your employer cannot fire you for making a claim. You have job protection during your recovery period. Contact the Division of Workers' Compensation if retaliation occurs.
What injuries are covered by workers comp in Florida?
Florida workers comp covers all work-related injuries and illnesses. This includes accidents, repetitive strain injuries, and occupational diseases. Coverage applies regardless of who caused the accident. Florida operates under a no-fault system.
How long can I receive workers comp benefits in Florida?
You can receive Florida workers comp for up to 104 weeks maximum. This equals about 2 years of benefits. You must remain unable to work during this time. Some permanent disabilities may qualify for longer benefits.
Can I choose my own doctor for workers comp in Florida?
Yes, you can choose your treating doctor in Florida workers comp. Your employer may provide a list of approved doctors. You have the right to get a second medical opinion. Emergency room visits are always covered regardless of location.
What is the average workers comp settlement in Florida?
Florida workers comp settlements vary widely by injury type. Minor injuries may settle for $10,000 to $25,000. Serious injuries can reach $100,000 or more. Settlement amounts depend on medical costs and lost wages.
Can I get workers comp for stress in Florida?
Yes, Florida covers work-related stress under specific conditions. The stress must result from sudden workplace trauma. Gradual stress from normal work duties isn't covered. You need medical evidence linking stress to work.
Do independent contractors get workers comp in Florida?
Independent contractors don't automatically get workers comp coverage in Florida. Construction workers cannot be classified as independent contractors. Some contractors can purchase their own coverage. Employee classification determines your coverage eligibility.