Your search for "Stay at Work" returned 8 documents.
| Title | Type | Number |
|---|---|---|
| Complete Stay at Work Guide for Employers, The
Booklet: Explains Stay at Work, a financial incentive program that encourages Washington employers to find light-duty or transitional jobs for workers recovering from on-the-job injuries. Provides information on reimbursements, what is covered and how to apply. Detailed Q&A section included. |
Publication | F243-005-000 |
| Employer's Job Description
Used by employer of record to prepare a written job description for a light-duty job, transitional, modified duty job, or alternative job when an injured worker is unable to work due to an industrial injury or occupational disease. The form includes a description of the job tasks, machinery, tools, equipment and personal protective equipment used, and the physical demands of the job. After completing the employer's job description form, the employer gives it to the injured worker's doctor for review and approval. |
Form | F252-040-000 |
| Stay at Work: A new program to help employers keep injured workers on the job--pays half the wage plus expenses (Programa permanezca en el trabajo - Un nuevo programa para ayudar a los empleadores a mantener a los trabajadores lesionados en el trabajo
Also available in: English Pamphlet/booklet: Provides an overview Stay at Work, a financial incentive program that encourages Washington employers to find light-duty or transitional jobs for workers recovering from on-the-job injuries. Includes information on eligibility, how to apply, and where to get more information. |
Publication | F243-006-999 |
| Stay at Work: A new program to help employers keep injured workers on the job--pays half the wage plus expenses
Also available in: Spanish Pamphlet/booklet: Provides an overview Stay at Work, a financial incentive program that encourages Washington employers to find light-duty or transitional jobs for workers recovering from on-the-job injuries. Includes information on eligibility, how to apply, and where to get more information. |
Publication | F243-006-000 |
| Getting Back to Work: It's Your Job and Your Future
Also available in: Spanish Pamphlet/booklet: Briefly explains steps to return to work quickly and minimize the economic impact of time-loss. Also provides helpful resources. Intended for injured workers. |
Publication | F200-001-000 |
| Getting Back to Work: It's Your Job and Your Future-Spanish (Regresando a trabajar es su trabajo y su futuro)
Also available in: English Pamphlet/booklet: Briefly explains steps to return to work quickly and minimize the economic impact of time-loss. Also provides helpful resources. Intended for injured workers. |
Publication | F200-001-999 |
| Stay at Work Expense Reimbursement Application for Employers Tools, Clothing, Training.
Employer of record can request reimbursement for tools, clothing, or training expenses required to enable an injured worker to return to light duty or transitional work. After completing the form, the employer submits it, along with supporting documentation, to the Stay at Work program for review and approval. For wage reimbursements see F243-001-000. |
Form | F243-003-000 |
| Stay at Work Wage Reimbursement Application for Employers
Employer of record can request reimbursement for wages paid to an injured worker during light duty or transitional work. After completing the form, the employer submits it, along with supporting documentation, to the Stay at Work program for review and approval. For expense reimbursements see F243-003-000. |
Form | F243-001-000 |
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