This infographic illustrates the number of weeks of permanent partial disability an employee is entitled to receive for the loss or loss of use of the body parts shown:

PPD Ratings Infographic: Schedule of Weeks

For the loss or loss of use of the body parts below (or vision in an eye), the employee is entitled to the corresponding number of weeks of permanent partial disability (PPD).

If the employee has partial loss of use of that member or vision in an eye, then that percentage of loss should be multiplied by the total number of weeks assigned for total loss to determine the number of weeks of permanent partial disability the employee is entitled to receive.

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