Under the Federal Employees Compensation Act (FECA), certain surviving family members are entitled to death benefits when a federal worker is killed on the job or dies because of an occupational illness. Here’s what’s available
As a federal worker, you have a right to pursue workers’ compensation benefits for work-related injuries. As a part of the process, you will be examined by a Department of Labor approved doctor, who may
What to Do When Your Federal Workers’ Compensation Claim is Denied If you have filed a claim under the Federal Employee’s Compensation Act for an injury or illness suffered as a federal worker, and your
Federal Employees’ Compensation Act: What Should the Employer Do When an Employee Dies Due to a Workplace Injury or Occupational Disease Under the Federal Employees’ Compensation Act (FECA), federal employers are required to take certain
Compensation for a Work-Related Disability – Federal Employees In the United States, workers’ compensation is governed and administered on a state-by-state basis, with the laws of each state covering employees of private companies or employees
Workers’ Compensation Claims for Contractors in Iraq If you are an employee of an American contractor working in Iraq, and you have been injured on the job, you have a right to pursue benefits for
What is Recurrence of Disability? Federal Workers Compensation Claims Recurrence of disability means: An inability to work after an employee has returned to work, caused by a spontaneous change in a medical condition which had
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