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Appendices D
1. Application for Employment
2. Employee Orientation Form
3. Training Guidelines
4. Workers' Compensation
    Accident Report
5. Job Description
6. Workers' Compensation
    Fraud
7. Workers' Compensation
    Self-Inspection List
8. Workers' Compensation
    Additional Resource List
9. Trenching and Excavation
    Checklist 
 
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Appendix D6
Fighting Fraud
Warning signs that a claim might involve possible fraud:
•  Injury not promptly reported
•  Injury description vague, non-definitive
•  Symptoms non-specific, no visible body trauma or injury
•  Injury occurred late on Friday or early Monday
•  Notice of claim made after employee is terminated or laid off
•  Employee never home when you call
•  Tip received that totally disabled worker is employed elsewhere
•  Demands made for a quick settlement
•  Employee changes doctors when released to work
•  Malingering, habitual absenteeism, tardiness, excuses
•  Other family members on workers' comp or disability
•  High mileage reported on transportation reimbursement form