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Wage Calculation- Exceptional Work Schedules and Compensation

In Wisconsin, a Worker's Compensation claimant's average weekly wage (AWW) is calculated by different methods based upon the claimant's work schedule and wage structure. Below is information on how to calculate the AWW for claimants with non-standard, or exceptional, schedules and wage structures.

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