Which of the following is NOT typically covered by benefits for dependents?

The benefits for dependents under a workers' compensation system are designed to provide financial support following a worker's death due to a work-related incident. Each of the options reflects different types of support that dependents may receive, except for one.

Compensation for reemployment efforts is typically viewed as support for the surviving worker rather than for dependents. This option addresses the situation where an injured worker may need assistance in finding new employment after sustaining a work-related injury. In contrast, benefits specifically for dependents do not include coverage directly aimed at helping to secure new employment for the deceased worker’s family members.

On the other hand, death benefits related to a work-related incident, medical treatment for the deceased worker, and income support for the lost salary are all aspects of coverage that directly impact dependents. They are intended to ensure that families receive financial relief and support resulting from the loss of the primary wage earner due to a work-related death. Thus, the correct answer highlights that reemployment efforts do not fall under the typical scope of dependents' benefits in the context of a workers' compensation policy.