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Report your injury or illness if: you need treatment from a health professional (beyond first aid), or. youre unable to go to work, or. youre being paid less or receiving fewer hours of work, or. you require modified work at regular pay for more than seven calendar days.
A recordable incident becomes a reportable incident when it meets two specific criteria: 1) it causes a fatality, or 2) it causes injuries that require in-patient hospitalization or that result in amputation or loss of an eye.
A recordable incident is any work-related injury and illness that result in death, loss of consciousness, days away from work, restricted work activity, transfer to another job, or medical treatment beyond first aid.
It Results in Time Away from Work Recordable injuries include those that cause the employee to leave work beyond the day of the injury and those in which the employee cannot carry out their regular responsibilities due to the injury.
Personal injury law is an area of litigation that specifically pertains to injuries a person has sustained as a result of anothers actions or negligence. Our primary personal injury practice is Plaintiff work. This means that our clients are the ones who suffer the injury and we file claims on their behalf.

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Specified, reportable injuries to workers any injury likely to cause permanent blinding or reduction in sight in one or both eyes. any crush injury to the head or torso causing damage to the brain or internal organs in the chest or abdomen. serious burns (including scalding) which: cover more than 10% of the body.
Within 5 days, an employer must submit an Employers Initial Report of Injury (E1) form. The worker must also submit a Workers Initial Report of Injury (W1) form. Click on the link for more information. The employer must immediately report the time, date, place and nature of the incident, injury or death to the board.

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