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Supplemental Report Of Injury Form. This is a Texas form and can be use in Employer Workers Compensation.
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CLAIM #
Carrier #
SUPPLEMENTAL REPORT OF INJURY
Part I
EMPLOYER INFORMATION
1. Employer business name
2. Employer phone #
3. Employer mailing address
4. Insurance carrier name
5. Does the employer have return to work (RTW) opportunities available based on the injured worker’s current capabilities? yes
If so, identify contact person and phone #
no
6. Has the insurance carrier provided RTW coordination services within the past 12 months? yes
Date
no
Date
no
7. Has the employer requested RTW training from DWC or the insurance carrier?
yes
8. Has the insurance carrier provided accident prevention services in the past 12 months?
yes
9. Has the employer requested accident prevention services from the insurance carrier?
yes
Part II
10.
no
no
REASON FOR FILING THIS REPORT (deadlines vary, see instructions)
a. The injured worker returned to work in either a full or limited capacity: File this report within 3 days.
b. The injured worker is earning more or less than the pre-injury wage because of the injury: File within 10 days.
c. The injured worker returned, then later had additional lost time or reduced wages as a result of the injury: File within 3 days.
d. The injured worker resigned or was terminated from employment: File within 10 days.
Part III
INJURED WORKER INFORMATION
11. Injured worker name
12. SSN (last 4 digits)
13. DOI
xxx-xx14. Injured worker mailing address and phone #
15. First day of lost time or reduced
wages for this injury (mm/dd/yyyy)
16. First day of additional lost time
or reduced wages (mm/dd/yyyy)
17, Has the injured worker experienced 8 days (cumulative) of lost time or reduced wages as a result of the injury?
yes
no
yes
no
th
If yes, the date of the 8 day (mm/dd/yyyy)
19. Has the injured worker resigned, been terminated or died?
18. Date of most recent RTW
Full duty, full pay
date of termination
date of resignation
Limited duty, full pay
19a. Reason for resignation/termination
Limited duty, reduced pay
date of death
19b. Was the injured worker on limited duty when terminated?
20. Hours the injured worker was working during the pay period of
to
:
hours per week
Indicated hours are:
yes
no
21. Weekly/hourly earnings for the pay period of
to
:$
weekly
or
$
Indicated wages are:
Increase from pre-injury
Increase from pre-injury wage
Same as pre-injury
Same a pre-injury wage
Decrease from pre-injury
Decrease from pre-injury wage
This form to be filed with:
The employer’s insurance carrier and the injured worker in the timeframe as noted in Part II.
22. To the best of my knowledge the information provided in this report is accurate and may be relied upon for evaluation of eligibility for benefits.
Submitted by:
Employer
Signature and Title of person completing this form
DWC FORM-6 (Rev. 10/05) Page 1
Injured Worker (If no longer working for the employer where injury occurred.)
Date
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DWC FORM-6
Supplemental Report of Injury
DWC requires the reporting of all Return to Work and Post-Injury Change of Earnings. An injured worker is entitled to temporary income benefits if
he/she has disability (defined as the inability to work, or the inability to earn wages equivalent to pre-injury wages, as a result of the injury) and has
not reached maximum medical improvement (defined as having reached 104 weeks from the eighth day of lost time or when a doctor certifies that no
further recovery can be reasonably anticipated). The insurance carrier shall adjust the weekly amount of temporary income benefits paid to the
injured worker to match the fluctuations in weekly earnings after the injury. To ensure the insurance carrier has accurate information to calculate
benefits, the DWC FORM-6 is to be completed as applicable:
By EMPLOYER
By INJURED WORKER
The EMPLOYER means the employer for whom the injured worker was
working when the injury occurred. If the employer is the current employer,
then you are responsible to provide information to the workers’ compensation
insurance carrier about:
•
The existence of earnings, and
•
The amount of any earnings, or
•
Any offers of employment.
If you (the INJURED WORKER) are no longer employed by the
employer where the injury/illness occurred, then you are
responsible to provide information to the workers’ compensation
insurance carrier about:
•
The existence of earnings, and
•
The amount of any earnings, or
•
Any offers of employment.
Include CLAIM and insurance carrier numbers in right upper hand corner.
Complete items 1-21, sign and date.
This form may be used to do so. Include CLAIM and insurance
carrier numbers in right upper hand corner. Complete items 1-4,
10-21, sign and date.
The EMPLOYER must file this form:
•
For a worker’s injury/illness that occurs after January 1, 1991
and required the previous filing of a DWC FORM-1, Employer’s
First Report of Injury; and
•
During the time the injured worker is entitled to temporary
income benefits (TIBs); and
•
Until the injured worker:
Reaches maximum medical improvement (MMI), or
Is no longer employed by the employer.
If you are employed by a new employer after the injury; and
•
You are receiving benefits, you must tell the insurance
carrier if your wages change, regardless of whether your
income went up or down; or
•
You are not receiving benefits, you must tell the
insurance carrier if the injury causes you to miss work or
lose income.
This report must be filed in the following situations within the timeframes indicated:
•
3 days after the injured worker begins to lose time from work as a result of the injury, if lost time did not occur immediately following the
injury;
•
3 days after the injured worker returns to work;
•
3 days, when the injured worker returned to work, then later has additional day(s) of lost time as a result of the injury;
•
10 days after the end of each pay period in which the injured worker has a change in earnings as a result of the injury;
•
10 days after the injured worker resigns or is terminated.
While most of the sections on this form are self-explanatory, please note that the pay periods requested in sections 20 & 21 may be different
depending on the situation for which the form is being filed:
•
If the report is indicating lost time from work or the end of employment, the pay period shall be the most recent pay period
prior to the lost time.
•
If the report is indicating return to work or a change in earnings, the pay period shall be the pay period the injured worker is
beginning.
This form is to be filed by first class mail or personal delivery with:
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The insurance carrier, and
•
The injured worker.
This report is considered filed when personally delivered or postmarked.
This form is to be filed by first class mail or personal delivery
with:
• The insurance carrier.
This report is considered filed when personally delivered or
postmarked.
If you return to work for the same employer or a different
employer, your temporary income benefits from the insurance
carrier must be adjusted.
Failure to comply with these filing requirements, without good cause, is a
Class D administrative violation, subject to a penalty not to exceed $500.
Failure to report earned wages and/or offers of employment to
the insurance carrier who is paying benefits to you is a crime
that may result in fines and/or imprisonment.
TLC§ 409.005 and Rules 120.3 and 129.4 provide the requirements regarding use of this report. The complete rule text is available on the DWC
website at: www.tdi.state.tx.us
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