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Title: When an Employee Sustains an Injury . . .


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When an Employee Sustains an Injury . . .
Its important to take all the right steps!
2
  • What type of treatment is needed?
  • Contact 911 for emergencies
  • For non-emergencies - Olin Health Center is the
    primary facility
  • Secondary facility for after hours and weekends
    Sparrow Urgent Care
  • Complete an Authorization to Invoice MSU form
    for the employee to take with them

3
  • Authorization to Invoice MSU Form
  • Find this on www.hr.msu.edu under the forms
    directory
  • Fill form out completely
  • Please write legibly
  • Time of day determines facility used

4
Reporting the Injury or Illness
  • Complete a Report of Claimed Occupational Injury
    or Illness form
  • Forward completed form to the Workers
    Compensation office in Human Resources within 24
    hours
  • Tony Lemke (A-K) 884-0163
  • Kendra Sokol (L-Z) 884-0208

5
Report of claimed occupational injury or illness
form
  • Find this on www.hr.msu.edu under the forms
    directory
  • Employee completes and signs first section
  • Supervisor completes and signs remaining sections
  • Do NOT send this form to the medical facility, it
    goes to MSU Human Resources

6
What is the Employees responsibility?
  • Report injury to supervisor
  • Seek medical treatment if necessary (release
    time)
  • Complete claimed occupational injury or illness
    report

What is the Supervisors responsibility?
  • Complete authorization form
  • Send employee for medical treatment if necessary
  • Complete claimed occupational injury or illness
    report

7
Who should receive this report?
  • Workers Compensation Office at MSU HR (original)
  • Fax form over immediately once employee and
    supervisor have signed. Continue circulating
    original for other necessary signatures
  • The employee
  • The department where the employee works

8
Medical Treatment
  • An injured worker must treat with the MSU
    designated provider(s) for the first 28 days
  • After 28 days they can choose their own physician
    by submitting an Intent to Treat form

9
Intent to Treat Form
  • Find this on www.hr.msu.edu under the forms
    directory
  • This form is the employees responsibility
  • Must be completed prior to appointment
  • Coverage is not guaranteed

10
Work Restrictions
  • Can the department accommodate the
    restriction(s)?
  • Own job
  • Light duty
  • Reduced hours
  • Different job
  • Options if the department is not able to
    accommodate restriction(s)
  • Help in another unit
  • Off work until next re-check

11
Total Disability
  • FMLA is applicable after 3 days off, or if
    seeking on-going treatment.
  • Runs concurrently
  • FMLA forms need to be completed
  • Time is recorded FMLA on attendance system by
    department for the first 10 days of leave then
    FMLA team member
  • FMLA questions Beth Tominski 884-0188 (A-L) or
    Sheila Chorey 884-3652 (M-Z)

12
Total Disability
  • ADA is applicable depending on the length of
    limitation(s) and/or restriction(s)
  • Permanent disability
  • Affecting one or more activities of daily living
  • Questions regarding ADA go to Resource Center for
    Persons with Disabilities at 517-884-7906
  • When does vocational rehabilitation apply?

13
Wage Replacement
  • Accident Time
  • Criteria for wage replacement
  • Totally disabled
  • Anytime the employee does not earn full wages
    beyond 7 calendar days

14
Wage Replacement
  • Workers compensation calculates a rate based on
    previous earnings
  • Rate is state-mandated
  • Currently 80 of after-tax wages
  • Highest 39 weeks of previous 52 weeks worked is
    used to calculate wage replacement amount
  • Marital status, dependents and tax filing status
    affect rates
  • There is a cap or weekly maximum on wages replaced

15
Impact on Time Off Accruals
  • MSU HR will use available sick time to off-set
    workers compensation earnings
  • WC staff will enter this time into the SAP
    attendance system

16
Medical Travel Reimbursement Request Form
  • Reimbursement of travel expenses to and from
    medical appointments
  • Find this on www.hr.msu.edu under the forms
    directory
  • The rate of reimbursement changes each year

17
Other entitlements
  • Cab service is available through Spartan Cab at
    517- 485-4400
  • Reimbursement of any related out-of-pocket
    expenses
  • Co-pays
  • Bandages
  • OTC expenses
  • Original receipts to MSU HR
  • Glasses may be covered

18
Impact on Benefits
  • Accrued time
  • Sick time must be used per contract
  • Vacation and personal time use must be authorized
    by employee
  • Once accruals are exhausted, the employee will
    not continue to accrue until he or she returns to
    work
  • Health insurance, dental insurance and other
    fringe benefits
  • If going on workers compensation, may need to
    pay benefits premiums to continue coverage

19
QUESTIONS
20
Long Term Disability Benefits
21
Long Term Disability Benefits
  • Must be full-time employee
  • Must have required number of service months
  • Must be off 180 days with LTD payable on 181st
    day
  • May be eligible for Extended Disability Leave
    (EDL)
  • 60 percent of base wages at time of disability

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Long Term Disability Benefits
  • 15 percent into retirement contracts
  • Health and dental benefits continue
  • University pays life insurance premiums (if
    previously enrolled)
  • Placed on leave of absence for up to two years
  • Payable until age 65 if under 60 when disability
    occurs
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