Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCE) in Minnesota woekwes conpensation matters

On May 15, 2010, in Getting Back to Work, Getting Treatment, by Jerry Sisk

Following a serious work related injury there comes a point when your medical doctors want to determine what your physical capabilities in order to return you to work, evaluate your disability, determine how non-work related conditions affect your work ability or to determine your overall functionality. A Functional Capacity Evaluation or FCE objectively measures an [...]

The Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Maze

The Department of Labor and Industry published the following illustration. It does a fairly good job of showing some parts of the workers’ compensation “maze.” Click on the links and you will be directed to a the DOLI website.                                     [...]

Does an injured worker need to accept a job offer from the employer?

On May 6, 2010, in Getting Back to Work, Getting the System, by Jerry Sisk

Refusal of a bona fide job offer has a drastic effect on an injured workers’ entitlement to temporary total disability benefits.

What types of workers’ compensation benefits are available for injured workers?

Although the law controls the specific amounts duration and types of benefits in effect at the time of the injury, there are 4 main types of benefits available to an injured worker.


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