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the federal government does not require employers to contribute to worker's compensation insurance. true false

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That statement is true

The obligation that the government imposed to the employers are limited to the how to correctly treat the employees, what is not allowed to do in their operation, and how much taxes they had to pay. Because of this, many employees usually opt to follow the insurance plan from an external organization outside their own company.

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The workers' compensation law is a system of rules designed to pay the expenses of employees who suffer damages while performing work-related tasks.

The system is administered by the state and financed by mandatory contributions from employers. Federal government employees have access to a similar program.

The correct answer is: FALSE.

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