Georgia's workers' compensation is typically two-thirds of the worker's regular income, with a $675 per week limit. A settlement may reflect this value, as well as factors such as the costs of treatment, the length of the disability, the worker's ability to return to their job, and other factors.
Workers' Compensation in Georgia Pays Two-Thirds\n\n If you are unable to work because of your injuries for at least seven days, workers' comp should provide two-thirds of the weekly wage you were making before your accident. This falls under your temporary total disability benefits through workers' comp.