What is the title of the head of the Division of Workers’ Compensation?

• A. Commissioner
• B. Vice President
• C. Administrative Director
• D. Chief Judge

Answer: (C)

California's Division of Workers' Compensation is the agency that administers workers' compensation laws, and its top official is titled Administrative Director. This role covers the Division’s overall administration, policy development, rulemaking, and coordination with the Department of Industrial Relations, including overseeing claims processing systems, medical fee schedules, and compliance with statutes. The Chief Judge leads the Workers' Compensation Appeals Board and handles adjudication of disputes on appeal, so that role is separate from the division's administrative leadership. The title Commission­er isn’t used for this division, and Vice President is not a government office. So Administrative Director is the correct designation for the head of the Division of Workers’ Compensation.