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Guidlines on Looking for Light Duty Work
The Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission has come up with a few simple guidelines on looking for light duty work that I felt were important to share with my clients.
Good Faith Search for Work - It is important to continue seeking light duty work in order to receive disability benefits.
Factors the Commission Considers - Factors that show the disabled employee has made a reasonble effort to find light duty emplyment.
Evidence of Reasonable Effort - Are you registered with the Virginia Employment Commission?
Keep a Job Search Record
Pre-Injury Skills and Experience
Method of Contacting Employers
Attempt to Maximize Earnings
For more information regarding the guidlines visit the Workers Compensation Commission.
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