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STATE WORKERS COMPENSATION

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2580.1

The State Workers' Compensation Program (WCP) in the California Department of Human Resources is responsible for the management of the Master Agreement for workers’ compensation claims between State Compensation Insurance Fund (State Fund) and all legally uninsured State Departments. The WCP a ...

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BASIC SAFETY TRAINING FOR AGENCY SAFETY COORDINATORS

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2580.4

In accordance with Labor Code Section 6400 et seq., and Title 8 of the California Code of Regulations, General Industry Safety Order #3203, the Department of General Services, Office of Insurance and Risk Management, has developed a Basic Safety Training course and has been assigned the respons ...

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OTHER REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR JOB-RELATED INJURIES, ILLNESSES AND DEATHS: CALIFORNIA OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2581.5

Additional work injury and illness reporting and recording is required by the California Occupational Safety and Health Act (CAL/OSHA). Information may be found at the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (Cal/OSHA), Department of Industrial Relations website at http://www.dir.ca.gov/.

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NOTICES TO INJURED EMPLOYEES REGARDING THEIR CHOICE TO SUPPLEMENT

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2581.6

In order to assist employees in selecting the proper disability benefit, state departmental personnel offices shall provide the employees with the Industrial Disability Leave with Supplementation Benefits Information and Option Selection form (STD 618S). Departments must complete the STD. 618S, and ...

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CHANGING PHYSICIANS

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2582.3

If an employee has not notified the department that he/she wishes to be treated by a personal physician, the department has the right to direct the employee's medical treatment. After the initial medical evaluation with an MPN doctor an employee has the right to choose another primary treating physi ...

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CONTACTS AND RESOURCES

Chapter: 4700

Section: 4705

The Merit Award Program may be contacted at (916) 322-1360. The mailing address for the Merit Award Program is 1515 “S” Street, North Building, Suite 400, Sacramento, California 95811-7258. The Merit Award Program website may be accessed at: CAL HR Merit Award Program CalHR’s websi ...

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PROGRAM SUMMARY

Chapter: 4700

Section: 4700

The Department of Human Resources (CalHR) is responsible for establishing policy and guidelines for the administration of the State Merit Award Program. The Merit Award Program was established in 1950, to recognize employee contributions to State government. The Merit Award Program is responsible fo ...

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STATUTORY AUTHORITY

Chapter: 4700

Section: 4702

The Merit Award Program is authorized by Government Code Sections 19815.4 (d), 19823, and 19849.9. The law grants CalHR the authority to adopt rules and regulations governing the conduct of the Program. See CalHR Regulations, Article 4, Sections 599.655–599.664.

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ECONOMIC IMPACT STATEMENT

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6603

A state agency that proposes to promulgate a regulation must include a completed STD. 399 with each proposed regulation that is submitted to OAL for publication in the California Regulatory Notice Register. Government Code sections 11346.2, 11346.3, 11346.5 and H ...

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FUNDING FOR REIMBURSABLE LOCAL COSTS

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6606

(Revised and renumbered from 6621 on 3/2009) Pursuant to Government Code Section 17561(b)(1) (B), when a regulation involves reimbursable costs, it "...shall be accompanied by a bill appropriating the funds therefore, or alternatively, an appropriation for these costs shall be included in the Budget ...

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ESTIMATES WHICH REQUIRE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ACTION

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6615

(Revised and renumbered from 6660 on 3/2009) Subdivision (c) of Government Code Section 11357 specifically authorizes the DOF to “…review any estimate…for content including, but not limited to, the data and assumptions used in its preparation.” A state agency ...

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SAVINGS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6609

(Revised and renumbered from 6624 on 3/2009) In a sense, savings result from what might be called ―negative mandates", since local governments are relieved from doing something they were previously required to do. The same basic estimating methodology as set forth in SAM Section 6607 can be emp ...

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CONTENTS OF FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT (FIS)

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6604

A state agency that adopts, amends, or repeals a routine regulation or emergency regulation must make a local mandate determination and an estimate of fiscal impact resulting from the "regulation" on the following: Local Government Any costs which must be reimbursed pursuant to Section 6 of ...

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SAVINGS TO STATE AGENCIES

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6612

(Revised and renumbered from 6632 on 3/2009) It is especially important to identify savings to a state agency or agencies when there may be corresponding costs to another state agency, e.g., a transfer of responsibility. Any savings must also be identified so that the total potential magnitude of su ...

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FISCAL IMPACT ON FEDERAL FUNDING OF STATE PROGRAMS

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6613

(Revised and renumbered from 6640 on 3/2009) Increase in Federal Funding Federal funding of state programs could increase as the result of state regulations if the state acts to exercise authority granted by the federal government. Most likely, this would involve programs which have establishe ...

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STANDARDIZED REGULATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR MAJOR REGULATIONS

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6600

Pursuant to Government Code section 11346.36(f), Finance’s regulations regarding major regulations and Standardized Regulatory Impact Assessments are published below. A state agency promulgating a major regulation is required to send a completed Standardized Regulatory Impact Assessments and ...

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FISCAL IMPACT ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6605

(Revised and renumbered from 6620 on 3/2009) Subdivision (a) of Article XIII B provides that whenever the Legislature or any state agency mandates a new program or higher level of service on any local government, the state shall provide a subvention of funds to reimburse that local government for th ...

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COSTS TO STATE AGENCIES

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6611

(Revised and renumbered from 6631 on 3/2009) The issuing state agency must accurately identify costs that other state agencies incur as a result of its regulation. The identification will allow the other affected state agencies to take the appropriate action to secure any needed funding. The basic m ...

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INPUT FROM OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FISCAL ESTIMATES

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6616

(Revised and renumbered from 6670 on 3/2009) State agencies that propose to issue regulations must allow for input from any and all other governmental agencies which express concern about the potential fiscal impact of the regulation on them. Such input must be solicited by the issuing state agency ...

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COST ESTIMATING METHODOLOGY

Chapter: 6000

Section: 6607

(Revised and renumbered from 6622 on 3/2009) A standard methodology has been developed for use in estimating costs in regulations. The main components of that methodology are (1) statement of the mandate, (2) background or introductory material, (3) working data, (4) assumptions, (5) calculations, a ...

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1821 - 1840 of 1848 Results

STATE WORKERS COMPENSATION

BASIC SAFETY TRAINING FOR AGENCY SAFETY COORDINATORS

OTHER REPORTING REQUIREMENTS FOR JOB-RELATED INJURIES, ILLNESSES AND DEATHS: CALIFORNIA OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT

NOTICES TO INJURED EMPLOYEES REGARDING THEIR CHOICE TO SUPPLEMENT

CHANGING PHYSICIANS

CONTACTS AND RESOURCES

PROGRAM SUMMARY

STATUTORY AUTHORITY

ECONOMIC IMPACT STATEMENT

FUNDING FOR REIMBURSABLE LOCAL COSTS

ESTIMATES WHICH REQUIRE DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE ACTION

SAVINGS TO LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

CONTENTS OF FISCAL IMPACT STATEMENT (FIS)

SAVINGS TO STATE AGENCIES

FISCAL IMPACT ON FEDERAL FUNDING OF STATE PROGRAMS

STANDARDIZED REGULATORY IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR MAJOR REGULATIONS

FISCAL IMPACT ON LOCAL GOVERNMENT

COSTS TO STATE AGENCIES

INPUT FROM OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF FISCAL ESTIMATES

COST ESTIMATING METHODOLOGY