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Employment and Work
Making a claim

Do I have to be treated by the company doctor?

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No. You have the right to choose the doctor you want to see. You do not have to be treated by the company doctor.

January 2020

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Making a claim

What are workers’ compensation benefits?
What should I do if I was injured at work or got sick because of my job?
Who do I report my injury to at work?
What if my employer wants me to take sick pay instead of making a workers’ compensation claim?
What should I do after I report my injury to my employer?
Do I have to be treated by the company doctor?
How do I know if I am covered by workers’ compensation?
How do I file my claim with the Board?
Is there a time limit for making a claim to the Board?
What must my employer do?
What happens when the Board gets a report of my injuries?
What benefits can I get from the Board?
Where can I get money to live on until the Board makes a decision about my claim?
What if I do not agree with the Board’s decision?
Where can I get help and information?

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