The Vermont Agreement for Compensation in Fatal Cases is a program established by the State of Vermont to provide financial assistance to families of people who have been killed in workplace accidents. The program is funded by the Vermont Workers' Compensation Trust Fund and is administered by the Vermont Department of Labor. It provides payments to surviving family members to help cover funeral costs, lost wages, and other expenses related to the loss of a loved one. The program has two main types of compensation: death benefits and burial expenses. Death benefits are available to spouses, children, and parents of the deceased, and burial expenses are available to the family of the deceased. In addition, the program also covers the cost of a medical examination for the deceased.
The Vermont Agreement for Compensation in Fatal Cases is a program established by the State of Vermont to provide financial assistance to families of people who have been killed in workplace accidents. The program is funded by the Vermont Workers' Compensation Trust Fund and is administered by the Vermont Department of Labor. It provides payments to surviving family members to help cover funeral costs, lost wages, and other expenses related to the loss of a loved one. The program has two main types of compensation: death benefits and burial expenses. Death benefits are available to spouses, children, and parents of the deceased, and burial expenses are available to the family of the deceased. In addition, the program also covers the cost of a medical examination for the deceased.
