Wisconsin Instructions and Worksheet to Calculate Temporary Partial Disability Payments is a set of guidelines and worksheets used to determine the amount of Temporary Partial Disability Payments a worker may be entitled to receive in the state of Wisconsin. The Temporary Partial Disability Payments are intended to cover lost wages due to a work-related injury or illness that prevents the worker from performing their normal job duties or from earning their regular wages. These payments are paid out in weekly installments and are calculated based on the individual's wages prior to the injury or illness, the amount of time they are expected to be out of work, and the amount of wages they are able to earn while on disability. There are two types of Wisconsin Instructions and Worksheet to Calculate Temporary Partial Disability Payments: the Initial Payment Worksheet and the Continued Payment Worksheet. The Initial Payment Worksheet is used to calculate the first payment amount and the Continued Payment Worksheet is used to calculate ongoing payments after the initial payment. Both worksheets require the worker to provide information about their wages prior to the injury/illness, the amount of time they are expected to be out of work, and the amount of wages they are able to earn while on disability.