18. Ben was injured while working at his job as a chef. His injury means he is off work for about three months for recovery. Workers' compensation will cover most of his salary while he is off work, but Ben is worried about what will happen when he returns to work. His doctor expects he won't be able to work full-time for at least six months after his return. Which of the following statements about Ben's situation is true? a. The employer will pay Ben's full salary even when he is only working part-time. b. The employer does not have to re-employ Ben if he can't do the job, so he should start looking for other employment. c. Workers' compensation will pay Ben's full salary during the return-to-work and his employer will pay for the hours he does work, so it will benefit him to stretch out the return-to-work for as long as possible. d. Workers' compensation will pay the difference between what Ben earns from his employer and his previous salary, up to 90% of his pre-injury earnings. 19 The tomu 11