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EMPLOYER'S REPORT OF INJURED EMPLOYEE'S CHANGE C …

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This report is to be filed directly with the Chair, Workers' Compensation Board as soon as the employment status of an injured employee, as reported on First Report of Injury, or on a previous Form C-11 or EC-11, is changed. Change in employment status includes return to work,

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WORKERS’ COMPENSATION HANDBOOK

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EMPLOYEES RESPONSIBLITIES . 1. You should follow written rules of safety and other reasonable policies and procedures of the employer. 2. You must report any accident immediately, but not later than 30 days after the accident, to your employer, your employers representative, your foreman or immediate supervisor. Failure to do

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Sample return-to-work policy - SAIF

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within the worker’s physical abilities, knowledge, and skills. Where feasible, transitional positions will be made available to injured employees in order to minimize or eliminate time loss. For any business reason, at any time, we may elect to change the working shift of any employee based on the business needs of this company.

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Recordable Versus Compensable - Lockton Companies

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that result in restricted time count against the employer in OSHA’s severity rate calculations, while providing alternative work to an injured employee is viewed as a cost containment measure in Workers’ Compensation. Importance of Knowing the Differences Both systems require accurate data to function as intended.

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Employee Handbook - State Board of Workers' Compensation

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EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK . Please be aware that the Workers’ Compensation Law, Rules and Regulations are subject to change on July 1st of each year. If you have any questions about the information contained in this handbook, please contact your employer, adjuster, or the State Board of Workers’ Compensation. July 2013

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RETURNING INJURED WORKERS TO SUITABLE

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Injured Worker’s Responsibilities To seek or accept suitable employment. To resume regular Federal employment if capable. To provide physician with information on any available light duty. To advise employing agency of limitations imposed by attending physician. To report efforts to obtain suitable employment, if requested by OWCP.

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EMPLOYER'S STATEMENT OF WAGE EARNINGS

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Enter the injured worker's total gross pay (prior to taxes) for the 52 weeks immediately prior to the date of injury/illness, including overtime. Do not use the injured worker's take-home pay. "Wages" means the money rate at which the service rendered by the injured worker is compensated under the contract of hire in force at the time of the ...

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