North Dakota benefit reference

North Dakota Workers’ Compensation Benefits Chart 2026

Compare WSI weekly levels, TTD and TPD formulas, child allowances, timing and claim rules.

Rates checked: September 2, 2026 · Current maximum: $1,614

Current weekly benefit reference

BenefitGeneral ruleCurrent limit
TTD66⅔% of gross AWW; $775 minimum; net-wage cap$1,614 disability maximum
TPD66⅔% of AWW minus postinjury capacity; combined payment/capacity ceiling$1,614 disability maximum
Child allowance$15 per eligible child per weekSubject to total or partial combined cap
Permanent totalTotal-disability formula plus separate eligibility findings$775–$1,614 before applicable cap/offset
PPI35% of current state AWW multiplied under impairment provisions$452 weekly calculation rate
MedicalReasonable care for an accepted compensable injuryNot a weekly cash ceiling

WSI weekly benefit levels used by the calculator

Effective dateState AWWMinimumMaximumPPI rate
July 1, 2026$1,291$775$1,614$452
July 1, 2025$1,255$753$1,569$440
July 1, 2024$1,211$727$1,514$424
July 1, 2023$1,152$692$1,440$404
July 1, 2022$1,087$653$1,359$381

The disability maximum is 125% and the minimum 60% of state AWW. If the minimum exceeds net wages after federal income tax and Social Security, net wages become the weekly compensation rate.

Timing and procedure reference

ItemGeneral rule
Initial reportTell the employer immediately and submit the FROI promptly
Original claim deadlineGenerally one year after the statutory injury date
Wage-loss thresholdAt least five consecutive calendar days of disability
TPD earnings thresholdNo disability benefit unless loss of earning capacity exceeds 10%
Ordinary TPD durationGenerally up to five years, subject to statutory exceptions
Continuing proofMedical verification and periodic FL214 income/work reporting
Rate anniversaryJuly 1, based on date of first disability

Official sources

  1. WSI weekly benefit levels.
  2. WSI wage-loss benefits.
  3. North Dakota Century Code chapter 65-05.

Reviewed: September 2, 2026.