Alaska

Workers' Compensation Quick Reference

Educational purposes only. Not legal advice. WC rules change frequently — verify with Alaska Workers' Compensation Board.

Report to Employer

Within 30 days

30 days from injury

File WC Claim

2 years

2 years from injury or last benefit

TTD Benefit Rate

80.00% of AWW

80% of spendable weekly wages

Max Weekly Benefit

$1,411

TTD cap

Waiting Period

3 days

Before benefits begin

Retroactive After

28 days

Waiting period paid back if disabled longer

Can You Sue Your Employer?

Exclusive remedy — cannot sue employer in most cases.

Even if you can't sue your employer, you may be able to sue a third party — equipment manufacturers, property owners, other contractors. Learn more about third-party claims →

Official WC Board

Alaska Workers' Compensation Board

https://labor.alaska.gov/wc/ →

File complaints, check claim status, and access forms at the official state WC board website.

Calculate Your Alaska Benefits

Benefits Calculator →

Estimate your weekly TTD benefit in Alaska

Check Reporting Deadline →

How many days do you have left to report your injury in Alaska?

AWW Calculator →

Calculate your Average Weekly Wage correctly

Impairment Rating Value →

What does your impairment rating mean in dollars?

Get a Free WC Attorney Review in Alaska

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