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FAQ
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What reports is an employer required to file concerning workers' compensation?
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Answer:
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Benefits are ordinarily paid by the employer or its insurance carrier to the worker. Unless there is a dispute, the Workers' Compensation Agency does not get involved. Sections 801, 805, and Rules 1 and 2, however, require that certain events be reported to the agency.
If an injury results in death, a specific loss, or a disability of seven days or more, the employer is required to report that injury to the agency on a form WC-100. (Injuries that require medical treatment but do not result in a disability of seven days do not need to be reported.) In the case of death, a form WC-106 must also be filed.
When an employer begins paying benefits or the benefit amount is changed, or if benefits stop, this is reported to the agency on a form WC-701.
Rehabilitation activities are reported to the agency on a form WC-110. If a dispute arises, the employer may report that to the agency on a form WC-107.
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