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Ability To Work Assessment
A referral for an Ability to Work Assessment is used to determine if an injured worker should receive vocational rehabilitation plan development services. Ideally, the referral for assessment services… more →
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Ability To Work Assessment
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Terri wrote 2 months ago: A referral for an Ability to Work Assessment is used to determine if an injured worker should receiv … more →
What if my employer is a Native American Tribe?
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Terri wrote 3 months ago: The number of workers in Washington State who work for a Tribe, or in a Tribal owned business, is gr … more →
Vocational Option 2
Terri wrote 6 months ago: We are about a year and a half into the 5 year pilot Vocational Improvement Project (VIP) at the Dep … more →
When should you be receiving Time Loss?
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Terri wrote 6 months ago: When should you be receiving Time Loss? The obvious answer is, ‘When you can not work because of you … more →
Light Duty Work
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Terri wrote 1 year ago: I am asked a lot of questions about light duty work. If you are injured at work and your employer … more →
COLA
Terri wrote 1 year ago: If you are receiving Time Loss or Pension benefits under a Washington State Labor & Industries c … more →
Time loss payments
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Terri wrote 1 year ago: If you are currently receiving Time Loss (TL) benefits paid by Labor & Industries you may have s … more →
Social Security and Workers Compensation
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Terri wrote 1 year ago: We have many clients who receive benefits under both their workers compensation claim and a Social … more →
Legal Fees - not a forbidden topic
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Terri wrote 1 year ago: I keep harping on calling an attorney when you have questions or need help with a workers compensati … more →
Alphabet Soup
Terri wrote 1 year ago: If you are dealing with a workers compensation claim you probably feel like you are swimming in al … more →
