Florida Request For Wage Loss-Temporary Partial Benefits is a form of financial compensation provided by the state of Florida for workers who are injured or become ill while on the job. This form of benefits is intended to help cover lost wages resulting from the injury or illness. It is typically administered through the state’s Department of Economic Opportunity and requires an application be filled out and submitted to the department. There are two types of Florida Request For Wage Loss-Temporary Partial Benefits: Temporary Total Disability Benefits and Temporary Partial Disability Benefits. Temporary Total Disability Benefits are provided to workers who are unable to work at all due to their injury or illness, while Temporary Partial Disability Benefits are provided to workers who are able to work, but not at the same capacity as before the injury. Both types of benefits are determined based on the amount of lost wages as a result of the injury or illness.