Employer failures to insure or pay contributions can trigger corporation payment of benefits and recovery from the employer. If an employer's failure to insure an employee timely, insuring only after the accident, or failure to pay contributions causes disentitlement or reduced benefits, the Corporation may pay the benefit at the rate owing and recover from the employer the capitalised value of benefits paid, after affording the employer an opportunity of being heard; that capitalised value may be adjusted for contributions, interest, or damages.