The system of government insurance that pays benefits to workers injured on the job is referred to as:

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Workers' compensation is a system in which employers are required by law to provide insurance coverage for employees who are injured on the job. This system provides benefits such as medical expenses, wage replacement, and rehabilitation to help injured workers recover and return to work. Social Security is a separate system that provides retirement, disability, and survivor benefits. Welfare is a government program that provides assistance to individuals or families with low income. OSHA is a government agency that regulates workplace safety and health.

The System of Government Insurance That Pays Benefits to Workers