Which benefit is commonly provided by workers' compensation?

• A. Medical Benefits
• B. Burial Allowance
• C. Pension for Dependents
• D. Paid Time Off

Answer: (B)

Burial allowance is a typical death benefit under workers’ compensation. When a worker dies from a work-related injury or illness, the program often helps with funeral costs through a burial allowance, easing a family’s immediate financial burden. Medical benefits cover treatment for the injury, not funeral expenses, and paid time off isn’t a distinct workers’ compensation benefit in the same sense. Survivor or pension benefits can exist in some systems, but the burial allowance specifically addresses funeral costs and is a common, recognizable component of workers’ comp benefits.