Workers' Compensation Guidelines | Risk & Benefits Management

Workers' Compensation

Workers' Compensation provides medical and wage benefits for employees that are injured on the job. Employees should report claims within 24 hours to their timekeeper or as soon as possible and seek treatment through an authorized medical provider. Report volunteer injuries using a manual DWC1 form. All others, report through PeopleSoft using input instructions below.

New Claim Information	Guidelines
New Claim Input - Peoplesoft instructions 9.1	Guidelines for WC Leaves of Absence
New Claim Input - Peoplesoft instructions 9.1	Guidelines for Line of Duty
Doctors' List - updated 2/2017 Emergency Room Guidelines	Guidelines for Doctors Appointments Guidelines Doctors Appts - Creole
New Injury Packet	Guidelines for Doctors Appts - Spanish

Light Duty	Forms
Light/Modified Duty Work Restrictions Guidelines	Concurrent Wage Form (DWC - 19)
Sample Schedule/Tasks - Custodial	Mileage Reimbursement Form
Sample Schedule - Food Service	WC Scholarship Application
	Work Status Form (DWC - 25)
Resources
Night and On-Call Guidelines Updated 7/2016
W/C Guidebook for Site Coordinators	Frequently Asked Questions
Employee Workers' Comp Guide

W/C Pharmacy Information NEW 7/2016
W/C Pharmacy Card NEW 7/2016	Workers' Compensation Information - SPANISH

For Emergency After Hours Answering Service Call 1-877-815-3272

Doctors' List - updated 2/2017

Emergency Room Guidelines