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ENTRY NO. A–9, ACCRUE REVENUE

Chapter: 10600

Section: 10610

Purpose: To accrue revenue earned as of June 30 but not received. References: SAM Sections 8217, 8296, and 10442 Method A: Adjust Revenues if Deferred During the Year - This entry is semi-reversed in the new fiscal year. See SAM Section 10611. Debit/ Credit Account Legacy Accoun ...

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ENTRY NO. A–6, ACCRUE INTEREST EARNINGS FROM SURPLUS MONEY INVESTMENT FUND AND CONDEMNATION DEPOSITS FUND

Chapter: 10600

Section: 10605

Purpose: To accrue interest receivable from the Surplus Money Investment Fund and the Condemnation Deposits Fund as of June 30. The State Controller’s Office will issue a journal entry in July for the interest earned applicable to the fourth quarter of the prior year. This entry is reversed in ...

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ENTRY NO. A-1, RECORD UNDEPOSITED RECEIPTS

Chapter: 10600

Section: 10600

Purpose: To record undeposited receipts as of June 30. This entry is reversed in the new fiscal year. During the fiscal year Account No. 1101000 (Legacy Account No. 1110), General Cash, shows the amount of cash collected and deposited, or to be deposited, in the general checking account for r ...

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PERMANENT DISABILITY

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2583.20

When the insured’s condition has stabilized (the treating physician says it will get no better nor worse), the employee may be entitled to permanent disability payments. Permanent disability payments are due if there are lasting effects from the job-related injury or illness. Permanent disabil ...

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INDUSTRIAL DISABILITY LEAVE

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2583.11

Industrial Disability Leave (IDL) is paid in lieu of Temporary Disability (TD) to State employees who are members of the Public Employees' Retirement System (PERS) or the State Teachers' Retirement System (STRS). Like TD, IDL is subject to a three-day waiting period which is waived if the employee i ...

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RESPONSIBILITY OF INJURED EMPLOYEE

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2581.1

The employee shall: Read and understand the workers’ compensation posters, pamphlets, brochures, and forms provided by the department. Report all incidents, illnesses, and accidents promptly. Complete the State Fund e3301.and return to the department to pursue a workers’ compensation cla ...

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WHERE TO SEND SCIF E3067 AND E3301 (STATE) FORMS

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2581.4

Departments shall submit the Employer's Report of Occupational Injury of Illness form, SCIF e3067 (STATE) to State Fund within five calendar days of the employer’s date of knowledge of the illness, injury or death. First reports of injury may be submitted via the Electronic First Report o ...

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TEMPORARY DISABILITY

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2583.1

Employees who are unable to work due to the effects of their work related illness or injury are entitled to a temporary disability (TD) benefit. Any time lost on the date of injury is paid as *Administrative Time Off (ATO). TD benefits commence after the employee has served a three day waiting perio ...

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TREATMENT BY A PHYSICIAN

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2582.2

Notice to State Employee form, e13913, provides the name of the chosen medical provider who is in the Medical Provider Network (MPN) for the department. The department is required to post the notice in a place accessible to employees. The name of the MPN for your department will be listed on the bot ...

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WORKERS' COMPENSATION AND INJURY PREVENTION

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2580

The purpose of this section is to help Departments meet their responsibilities as employers by: establishing uniform policies to report workers’ compensation injuries* timely, to pay benefits promptly, and to return employees to work as soon as possible. Department(s) is defined as departments ...

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AUDITS—WORKERS' COMPENSATION BENEFITS

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2584

Departments will reconcile billings submitted by the State Compensation Insurance Fund for proper charges against funds or policies of insurance, as well as credits and debits of temporary disability benefits. By memorandum, State agencies will keep State Compensation Insurance Fund informed of disc ...

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TEMPORARY PARTIAL DISABILITY

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2583.12

Employees released by their treating physician to part-time work qualify for temporary partial disability payments under certain conditions. The payments are calculated by State Fund on a weekly basis under the concept of "wage loss" (Labor Code 4654). The employee is entitled to two-thirds of a wee ...

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RESPONSIBILITY OF EMPLOYER

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2581.2

The employer is responsible for carrying out state and departmental injury prevention policies. In case of injury this responsibility includes initiating action to obtain prompt medical treatment for injured employees. Employer includes every person having direction, management, control, or custody ...

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VOLUNTEERS

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2580.3

Workers' compensation benefits for volunteers are not required. A volunteer who does not receive compensation for his or her work is not entitled to workers' compensation benefits, unless the agency for which the volunteer works chooses to provide these benefits (See Labor Code Section 3363.5). If w ...

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TOXIC CHEMICAL SAFETY ORDER REQUIREMENTS

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2590.1

In order to comply with the safety order, the following statewide policy is established: The director of each department shall designate an individual to be responsible for employee toxic exposure records. It is suggested that the departmental Safety Coordinator, Return-to-Work coordinator or the ...

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STATE EMPLOYEE WORK INJURIES

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2581

Assigned responsibility is necessary for effective procedures for care and treatment of work-related injuries and injury prevention. The responsibility-action assignment presented here forms the basis for departmental procedures.

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DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBILITY

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2580.2

Departments shall: Appoint (at least one) Return to Work Coordinator (RTWC) who will be primarily responsible for managing the department’s workers’ compensation claims and ensuring injured employees are returned to work as soon as medically feasible. Choose a medical provider that is pa ...

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MEDICAL TREATMENT

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2582

It is state policy to provide all necessary and reasonable medical treatment to an employee who suffers an injury or illness on the job. Each department by law, must post in a conspicuous location frequented by employees a Notice to Employees poster (English e13913) (Spanish e13914). This notice inf ...

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ASBESTOS NOTIFICATION TO EMPLOYEES

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2591

The purpose of this section is to help agencies, managers, and supervisors meet their responsibilities as employers. State agencies needing information about the existence of asbestos in DGS buildings should contact the building manager. The Real Estate Services Division (RESD) will advise departmen ...

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EMPLOYEE TOXIC EXPOSURE RECORDS

Chapter: 2500

Section: 2590

All employers, including the State, are required to comply with the CAL/OSHA safety orders. General Industry Safety Order (GISO) Section 3204, (Title 8, California Code of Regulations) became effective April 1, 1981, and it requires the following: If employer creates, obtains, or has access to rec ...

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ENTRY NO. A–9, ACCRUE REVENUE

ENTRY NO. A–6, ACCRUE INTEREST EARNINGS FROM SURPLUS MONEY INVESTMENT FUND AND CONDEMNATION DEPOSITS FUND

ENTRY NO. A-1, RECORD UNDEPOSITED RECEIPTS

PERMANENT DISABILITY

INDUSTRIAL DISABILITY LEAVE

RESPONSIBILITY OF INJURED EMPLOYEE

WHERE TO SEND SCIF E3067 AND E3301 (STATE) FORMS

TEMPORARY DISABILITY

TREATMENT BY A PHYSICIAN

WORKERS' COMPENSATION AND INJURY PREVENTION

AUDITS—WORKERS' COMPENSATION BENEFITS

TEMPORARY PARTIAL DISABILITY

RESPONSIBILITY OF EMPLOYER

VOLUNTEERS

TOXIC CHEMICAL SAFETY ORDER REQUIREMENTS

STATE EMPLOYEE WORK INJURIES

DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBILITY

MEDICAL TREATMENT

ASBESTOS NOTIFICATION TO EMPLOYEES

EMPLOYEE TOXIC EXPOSURE RECORDS