Tell SOMEBODY NOW (Podcast) Breaking OWCP With Chris & Gini podcast

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Hosts: Chris and Gini

Topic: What to do if you get injured on the job during the holiday season

Summary:

We welcome listeners back from the Christmas and New Year holidays.
Focus on the issue of workers getting injured during the holiday season due to increased overtime.
Many workers hide injuries to continue working and earning extra pay.
Emphasize the importance of not delaying reporting injuries to ensure timely processing and benefits.
Discuss the danger of delaying injury reporting and the importance of following timelines.
Outline eight things to do if you were injured during the holidays:

File a claim on eComp (e-comp.dol.gov) immediately.
Use the C1 or C2 form and elect continuation of pay to avoid potential loss of pay.
Request a C16 from the supervisor within seven days for medical bill coverage.
Go to the doctor promptly and report the injury within seven days for C16 eligibility.
Obtain a C17 duty status report from the supervisor for medical restrictions.
Watch for letters from the Department of Labor regarding the claim.
Write a detailed employee statement with specifics about the injury.
Obtain a witness statement (Box 16 on the C1 form) from anyone who saw the incident.

Stress the significance of witness statements in getting claims accepted.
Mention the availability of free resources on the Breaking OWCP website, including downloadable books.
Encourage listeners to subscribe to the Breaking Ode ABC podcast on various platforms.r Wednesday night OWCP chats for live discussions and answering questions.
Remind listeners to report injuries promptly to avoid losing benefits.

Note: WE provide practical advice for federal employees dealing with workplace injuries during the holiday season, emphasizing the importance of timely reporting and following proper procedures.

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Wednesday Night OWCP Chats with Chris & Gini

48 episodes

Hosts: Chris and Gini

Topic: What to do if you get injured on the job during the holiday season

Summary:

We welcome listeners back from the Christmas and New Year holidays.
Focus on the issue of workers getting injured during the holiday season due to increased overtime.
Many workers hide injuries to continue working and earning extra pay.
Emphasize the importance of not delaying reporting injuries to ensure timely processing and benefits.
Discuss the danger of delaying injury reporting and the importance of following timelines.
Outline eight things to do if you were injured during the holidays:

File a claim on eComp (e-comp.dol.gov) immediately.
Use the C1 or C2 form and elect continuation of pay to avoid potential loss of pay.
Request a C16 from the supervisor within seven days for medical bill coverage.
Go to the doctor promptly and report the injury within seven days for C16 eligibility.
Obtain a C17 duty status report from the supervisor for medical restrictions.
Watch for letters from the Department of Labor regarding the claim.
Write a detailed employee statement with specifics about the injury.
Obtain a witness statement (Box 16 on the C1 form) from anyone who saw the incident.

Stress the significance of witness statements in getting claims accepted.
Mention the availability of free resources on the Breaking OWCP website, including downloadable books.
Encourage listeners to subscribe to the Breaking Ode ABC podcast on various platforms.r Wednesday night OWCP chats for live discussions and answering questions.
Remind listeners to report injuries promptly to avoid losing benefits.

Note: WE provide practical advice for federal employees dealing with workplace injuries during the holiday season, emphasizing the importance of timely reporting and following proper procedures.

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