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Is there a time limit for reporting an on-the-job injury?

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Is there a time limit for reporting an on-the-job injury?

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A. Yes. You must notify your employer immediately after the injury occurs or as soon thereafter as practical. If you do not notify your employer within 90 days after the injury occurs, you may be ineligible to receive workers’ compensation benefits.

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