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FAQ Report the injury to your supervisor immediately. Seek medical attention, if necessary. Notify your employer immediately, but no later than 72 hours after having sustained an injury. File a Report of Injury with Workers' Compensation within 10 days. Complete the form in its entirety, preferably with your employer.

You must Report your Injury to your employer within 72 hours of the accident causing your injury and within 10 days to the Workers' Compensation Division. Injury reports must be signed by the injured worker.

Temporary Total Disability benefits are the equivalent of 2/3 of your gross monthly wage at the time of injury, but cannot exceed the Statewide Average Wage for the quarter you were injured. Temporary Total Disability benefits are not taxable.

Yes, Wyoming is a monopolistic state for workers' compensation. This means you'll have to buy workers' comp coverage from the state fund and not from a private insurer.

Workers' Compensation is funded by premiums paid by employers to provide coverage for lost wages and medical bills when an on the job injury occurs. In exchange, employers receive the benefit of reduced medical costs and are protected against lawsuits from the injured party, as outlined in Wyo.

Workers Compensation insurance provides benefits to employees injured during the course of their employment. In most circumstances, employers that are required to obtain this coverage must do so from the State of Wyoming Workers Compensation Program pursuant to the Workers Compensation Act WS. §§ 27-14-101, et seq.