How will workers' compensation benefits affect my social security benefits?

Posted on July 1, 2008 by Seth Bader

The total amount of your workers' compensation benefits and social security benefits cannot exceed eighty percent (80%) of your average monthly earnings before you became disabled.  So if your combined benefits exceed 80% of your pre-disability average monthly earnings, your social security benefits likely will be reduced.

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