What kind of compensation do employers receive in return for providing Workers' Compensation?

Employers receive protection from lawsuits in return for providing Workers' Compensation. This type of insurance is designed to benefit both employees and employers. When an employee is injured on the job, Workers' Compensation provides them with benefits such as medical care and wage replacement, which can eliminate the need for employees to sue their employers for negligence. In exchange for these benefits, employers obtain a degree of immunity from lawsuits for workplace injuries, meaning that employees generally cannot take legal action against them for these incidents. This arrangement helps create a more stable and predictable business environment, as it allows employers to manage their liabilities and reduces the risk of litigation. The other options, while they may offer some benefits, do not directly correlate with the fundamental exchange established by Workers' Compensation laws.