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How are pre-accident weekly earnings assessed if the client was earning continuously up to the date of the accident but had not earned continuously for at least 12 months?

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How are pre-accident weekly earnings assessed if the client was earning continuously up to the date of the accident but had not earned continuously for at least 12 months?

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Where a person was earning continuously at the date of the accident, but had not earned continuously for at least 12 months, the TAC will calculate the weekly average of the gross income for that period for which he/she was earning continuously up to the date of accident. For example, where a client is employed at the time of the accident, but had only been earning continuously for the previous 9 months, his/her weekly average gross income will be averaged over the 9 month period.

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