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Employees of Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center are covered under the Louisiana Workers Compensation Law. The employees are not required to contribute to this program.

All employees should immediately report to their supervisor any occupational injury or disease, even if it is deemed to be minor.

Some of the more important elements of this program include the establishment of a maximum time limit (30 days) for reporting injuries, with restrictions after the time limit has expired. Provisions require benefit payments for injuries to begin 14 days after the first report to the employer.

When you are absent from work due to disabilities for which you are entitled to Worker's Compensation, you must use sick and annual leave payments to supplement Worker's Compensation payments to the equal of your regular salary. To do so, you must endorse your Worker's Compensation check over to the University. You will be re-credited with an amount of leave equivalent to the value of the Worker's Compensation Check.

If you should accept other employment while receiving Worker's Compensation payments and/or sick or annual leave payments, the Worker's Compensation payments and the sick or annual leave payments may or may not be continued, depending upon the circumstances and in accordance with the law.

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E-2 MEDICAL QUESTIONNAIRE


CHANDRA SNOW
(csnow@lsuhsc.edu)
318-675-5614
Room 108
Administration Building

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Last Update: June, 2009

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