Does the USPS Have Workers' Compensation? Understanding Your Rights as a Federal Postal Worker Yes — USPS employees are absolutely covered under workers’ compensation, thanks to the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA), a federal law designed to protect postal workers and other government employees injured on the job. Whether you work as a [...]
5 Steps for Texans Injured at WorkHere are five first steps for injured workers in Texas:Seek Medical Attention: Your health is the top priority. Get immediate medical attention for your injuries, regardless of severity. This will establish a medical record of your injury and its cause.Report the Injury: Report your injury to your supervisor [...]
The Role of Nurse Case Managers A nurse case manager plays a crucial role in supporting OWCP claimants, which refers to individuals seeking compensation under the Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) for work-related injuries or illnesses. Here are some key aspects of their work: Promote Recovery and Return to Work (RTW): Collaborate [...]
The Importance of the CA-10 Form for OWCP The CA-10 form is titled "What a Federal Employee Should Do When Injured at Work." It is an important document that provides federal employees with information on their rights and responsibilities when filing a workers' compensation claim under the Federal Employees' Compensation Act (FECA). The [...]
Injured Workers Rights in Texas The Texas Workers' Compensation Act (TWCA) is the primary law that protects injured workers in Texas. The TWCA provides workers' compensation benefits to employees in Dallas who are injured or become ill as a result of their job. These benefits can include: Medical expenses: Coverage for all reasonable [...]
Top 5 Injuries of USPS Workers When you think of a workers’ compensation doctor, you may think of those who work in construction or manufacturing, but the fact is that workplace injuries can happen to anybody. Postal workers deliver mail in a wide range of circumstances and are at risk for many injuries as a [...]
