TWB-2 - Transitional Work Offer and Acceptance Form 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the TWB-2 form in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the employer information, including the company name, phone number, employee name, policy number, claim number, date of injury, and job title.
  3. In the transitional work offer section, specify the date your physician released you to return to work with restrictions. Include the physician's name and program start date.
  4. Indicate whether the employee accepts or refuses the transitional work offer. Ensure that both employer and employee provide their printed names, signatures, and dates signed.
  5. If applicable, complete the agreement verification section if you cannot obtain the employee's signature after they return to work. List reasons such as communication barriers or termination.
  6. Finally, attach any necessary documentation like timesheets or pay stubs to verify actual return to work before submitting it to your managed care organization (MCO).

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Transitional work grants growing for the better Transitional work grants are for companies ranging from 11 to 200+ employees. You may be reimbursed up to 100% of your maximum grant amount. These grant amounts are effective as of July 1, 2023. 11-49 employees up to $3,700.
Transitional Work or transitional duty means temporary changes in the work environment to permit an employee with temporary limitations to work at tasks that are less physically and/or mentally demanding than his or her regular work during the employees recovery from a work‐related injury or illness.
Transitional work allows an employee with temporary work restrictions to work in modified, alternative, or reduced-hours capacity, for a defined period of time (up to 120 days), while recuperating from an industrial illness/injury.
This could involve altering the work schedule, adjusting equipment, or modifying the tasks the employee is responsible for. In this approach, the employee remains in their original position but with temporary changes to make the work more manageable during recovery.
Transitional Job Examples Inspecting buses and bus equipment. Sorting invoices. Updating safety manuals. Cleaning buses. Training new hires.

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