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Return-to-Work Guidelines

An important part of our jobs as department heads, managers and supervisors is to work with the employee to return him or her to a happier, more productive active working status. Start with this premise, and you can create a positive, safe and healthy work environment, which will not only benefit the employee but will also reduce your workers’ compensation costs.

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Return-to-Work Templates & Resources

The forms/templates, sample letters, and instructions found in this section have been developed for use in the return-to-work process. The objective of the guidelines is to provide consistent processes when returning employees to work. However, recognizing that every employee’s situation is unique, you are encouraged to tailor these forms to fit the needs of your county and the employee you are accommodating.

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Independent Stretching Program: Living in Balance

This is a document outlining the benefits of implementing a stretching program and how to do it.

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Bloodborne Pathogens

Any employee who is employed in an occupation that increases their risk of exposure to Bloodborne pathogens is considered high risk.

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12 Ergonomic Tips

Tips for an ergonomic computer workstation.

1.    Use a good chair and sit back

2.    Top of monitor 2-3" (5-8 cm) above eyes

3.   No glare on screen

4.   Sit at arms length

5.   Feet on floor or footrest

6.   Use a document holder

7.   Wrists flat and straight

8.   Arms and elbows close to body

9.   Center monitor and keyboard in front of you

10. Use a negative tilt keyboard tray

11. Use a stable work surface

12. Take frequent short breaks