That would depend where you work. There is no "standard".
I remember in the military, free basic life insurance, free medical and dental. If I was hurt I would be eligible for free lifetime medical benefits at the VA and probably get some type of preference in hiring if I applied for a non-military job. Not to mention retirement benefits, after 20 years. Free meal and boarding and the reduced prices of the PX system.
As a LEO I pay for health, dental, and life insurance, there is a minimum free life insurance amount that is part of my retirement account. If I get injured, they look at years of service, age, income, and how badly I'm injured before deciding if I'm ELIGIBLE for a medical retirement. Also some injuries will disqualify a person from further police/fire service, but the workers's comp people would consider it a minor injury. I know officers that have been seriously injured, while doing their job, that because of their years of service had to get other jobs while they were still in physical therapy for their duty related injuries. Some places have 20 yr retirements for public safety personnel. Here it is minimum 50 years old maximum 55 years old for retiremnt w/o penalty.
I was in the military for 3 years. I went to AL, West Germany, LA, and Honduras, with Rangers within spitting distance of Nicaragua when we were fundind "freedom fighters".
I have been a Corrections Officer, Police Officer, or Deputy Sheriff for appx 12 years all together.
I never felt that there was an undue risk to my safety when I was in the military.
I have felt my life was in danger as a LEO. Not to mention I never had to worry about being sued in the military, I do as a LEO.
When I was in Honduras we were at a forward airstrip with Rangers, engineers, and some Air Force guys including a PJ that had been there several weeks before anyone else. They built the dirt airstrip about a week before we arrived. They said that if there was a Sandanista attack on US forces it would occur where we were. One day we're at the river, cleaning up swimming etc. The area of the river was by some SF training areas, where they were training "freedom fighters". A ranger platoon and our squad got to the river at the same time. The rangers set up 2-3 guys as security as the rest were in the river. I was our squads security. I told the rangers I would maintain securty if the wanted to join their platoon in the river. At first the said no. I pointed out they had no ammo for their M-249/M-16's and I had a loaded M-60 with 200 rounds.........They went swimming.
I remember having something like a $50,000 "death benefit" just for being in the Army.