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: Georgia Workers Compensation blog

Light Duty Return to Work - What Should You Do?

By Jodi Ginsberg

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Have you received a light duty return to work?   What happens if you try to work but the light duty job is too difficult?  What does "light duty" mean anyway?  Will your temporary total disability benefits be restarted?   Returning to work under a light duty release can be very tricky and you can jeopardize your benefits if you do not handle this process correctly.  In this video, I explain how a light duty release is supposed to work and why a WC-240 form is so important.

Full post as published by Georgia Workers Compensation blog on October 18, 2007 (boomark / email).

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