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  2. Begin by filling out the employee's personal information, including their name and social security number, in the designated fields.
  3. Complete the Work Capabilities Form by having the physician provide details about the employee's diagnosis, restrictions, and capabilities. Ensure all sections are filled accurately.
  4. For temporary modified or alternate work assignments, specify the temporary department assigned and supervisor’s name. Document any restrictions as indicated by the physician.
  5. Utilize the Supervisor’s Responsibilities section to outline your commitment to safety and communication with both management and employees regarding their recovery process.
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Information about the workers pre-injury role and duties, the work environment, what is essential to the role and what can be adjusted, and possible barriers to returning to work, including workplace conflict. The employer will also have information about changes to the workplace in response to the workers injury.
What to Include: Tailored Task List: Adjust job responsibilities to accommodate any physical or mental limitations. Clear Milestones Check-Ins: Set clear, measurable goals for each phase of the return. Flexible Hours Scheduling: Offer flexible working hours or the option to work from home (if applicable).
The main components of a work plan include: setting goals and objectives, defining the scope, creating a task breakdown structure, and defining resources, budgets and risks.
Asking about the employees health and reason for absence. Discussing work-related issues that may have had an impact on their absence. Explaining any consequences of the absence. Discussing measures to prevent future absences (if relevant).
After initial examination and any required follow-ups, doctors will give injured workers a note that allows them to return to full or limited-duty work or deems them unable to return. For example, a doctor might stipulate an employee can return to work but lift only up to 20 pounds.

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Information about the workers pre-injury role and duties, the work environment, what is essential to the role and what can be adjusted, and possible barriers to returning to work, including workplace conflict.
(Organization Name) is committed to providing a safe workplace for our employees. Preventing work-related illness and injury is our primary goal. Our early Return-to-Work Program provides opportunities for an employee who is injured on the job to return to work at full duty.
SMART goals provide a clear framework for workers, employers, and rehabilitation providers, ensuring that progress is purposeful and measurable. They align medical recommendations with workplace requirements, helping workers regain confidence and productivity while reducing disruptions for employers.

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