- Page 1 and 2: LIST OF CHAPTERS PART 2 - CLAIMS (I
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- Page 12 and 13: 2-0300-4 Regular Correspondence 4.R
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address for submission of reports a
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If the CN closes the case and the c
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�������Assist in work
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permissible. The process for extend
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2-600-9 Vocational Rehabilitation S
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expected after completion of the pr
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2-600-10 Employing Agency Intervent
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2-600-11 Claimant Intervention 11.
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2-600-12 Conferences 12. Conference
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2-600-13 Intervention Strategies an
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the various options, the CE needs t
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c. Return to modified work, with or
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2-0601 Disability Management Tracki
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a. Return to Work. Returning the cl
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(2) COP Nurse Closure. In traumatic
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further entitlement to compensation
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esumes, the DM record should be reo
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DM Tracking, the status code TCQ is
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(2) RHI (Rehabilitation Plan in Pla
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specifics of the RTW, the RS enters
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codes should only be used if a FN o
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actually close out the DM record on
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(not CNC) so that the case continue
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new work stoppage should be reflect
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2-0700 DEATH CLAIMS TABLE OF CONTEN
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2-0700-1 Purpose and Scope 1. Purpo
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c. Notice to Survivors of Right to
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(a) Four-weekly and monthly compens
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(3) If the parties lived apart for
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(3) If the child does not begin pos
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Compensation was terminated effecti
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. Dependency Criteria. The test of
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(3) Proof of physical or mental inc
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parents would not be harmful). d. D
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payment regardless of whether the d
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2-0700-17 Periodic Roll Review 17.
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(2) If extenuating circumstances ex
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2-0800-21 FECA Death Gratuity 21. F
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2-0800 INITIAL DEVELOPMENT OF CLAIM
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not clearly identified, or the rela
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claim to the correct type and notif
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official duties (or an activity inc
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. Developing the Case. Development
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since expeditious treatment for the
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(a) The employing agency should be
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(4) The agency challenges the claim
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evidence. In general, medical repor
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Example: “You have opined that th
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(2) Cardiac and psychiatric conditi
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Exhibit 1: Nature of Injury Codes (
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V9 Virological/Infective/Parasitic,
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notice of injury or death any writt
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immediate superior had actual knowl
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(4) If a claim is not received by O
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(1) Disappearance During a Period o
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2-0802 CIVIL EMPLOYEE TABLE OF CONT
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2-0802-1 Purpose and Scope 1. Purpo
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2-0802-4 Proof that the Injured/Dec
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. Proof of Status. Any material dis
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2-0802-10 Volunteer Workers with th
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2-0802-15 Employees of the U.S. Pro
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2-0802-18 Cadets at State Maritime
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2-0802-22 Participants in Community
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2-0802-27 Student Volunteers, Inter
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2-0802-32 Federal Emergency Managem
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Establishing whether an injury, tra
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2-0803-5 Development of Medical Evi
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1. Purpose and Scope. This chapter
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(2) In disability cases an explanat
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(3) Workers having a fixed place of
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employment, who are injured while o
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is receiving transportation service
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and should show how they acquired t
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(2) Whether other employees were re
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Whether a fall at work is idiopathi
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performance of duty." Thus, under t
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(3) States how, when, and how often
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2-0804-14 Statutory Exclusions 14.
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2-0804-14 Statutory Exclusions (con
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(2) The official superior should al
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c. Development. (1) It is the CE's
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d. OWCP Policy. Employees performin
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However, the case of Brenda Getz, 3
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discussion with his supervisor conc
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ecause the employee's cardiac arres
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appellant attributes his emotional
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something the employee did while on
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j. Developing Factors of Employment
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When it has been determined that on
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2-0804-19 Deleterious Effects of Me
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Paragraph and Subject 2-0805 CAUSAL
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(1) Temporary aggravation involves
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(2) If examination or treatment was
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(6) Certain other kinds of cases re
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(2) A nurse becomes disabled by pul
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which includes an opinion concernin
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Chapter 2-0806, Initial Acceptances
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sent to the employing agency, and t
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The following sample language may b
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condition. When the claimant's inab
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period immediately following a job-
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2-0807-5 Employee Status 5. Employe
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c. End of Period. The claimant's en
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OWCP requires. g. Claim Forms. The
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2-0807-11 Regular Pay 11. Regular P
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2-0807-12 Delayed Disability 12. De
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(c) Census Enumerators--the date on
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2-0807-15 Relationships Between Lea
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(b) If the refusal is not found to
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d. Period of Payment. To determine
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2-0808 SCHEDULE AWARDS & PERMANENT
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and the opinion of the District Med
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those indicated in the FECA. See 5
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2-0808-7 Payment of Schedule Awards
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later date which is due to work-rel
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2-0809 STATEMENTS OF ACCEPTED FACTS
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elationship is not an issue would n
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For some types of claims, such as h
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modifications.) d. SOAF Footer. The
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a. Evidence. Raw evidence, such as
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September 10, 2008), in which the a
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The claim has been accepted for rig
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2. Several letter carriers were out
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14. Authorizing Medical Treatment a
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2-0810-2 Introduction 2. Introducti
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2-0810-4 Sources of Medical Evidenc
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under the FECA. See Dona M. Mahurin
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To be acceptable as medical evidenc
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not rationalized. The physician sho
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only once can weigh as heavily as,
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2-0810-7 Requesting Information fro
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or sufficient rationale, and the CE
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Also, where a referee examination i
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(5) The AP cannot or will not send
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other physician is supported by obj
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described. (d) As appropriate, an a
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attending the second opinion examin
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issue(s). While the referee’s rep
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of an excluded medical report were
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examination under 5 U.S.C. 8123(d).
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would require a more detailed expla
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2-0810-16 Functional Capacity Evalu
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the requested item, the CE should a
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the facility is fully suitable for
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above. e. Denial of Approval. If th
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2-0810-21 Attendant Allowance 21. A
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2-0811 Nurse Case Management Chapte
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A Staff Nurse assigned to each dist
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5. The Field Nurse (FN). A FN is as
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examples of these instances are: (1
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notification. (6) Release to return
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intervention, the CE and the FN wil
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collaboration between the CE and SN
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assigned, the FN should be notified
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clear goals or direction, as well a
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a. Conference Calls. During the nur
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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2-0813 Vocational Rehabilitation Se
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When it appears that the claimant
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This chapter explains the procedure
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Lastly, this chapter explains the p
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2. Stautory, Regulatory and Program
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Section 8111 of the Act allows the
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Section 8151 of the Act provides re
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The Code of Federal Regulations dis
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The Vocational Rehabilitation (VR)
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(1) The RS’s responsibilities inc
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(3) The CE’s responsibilities inc
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a. Compensation for Wage Loss. Sect
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c. Schedule Awards. If a claimant r
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4. Restoration Rights with the Fede
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a. OPM’s regulations on retention
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c. When an injured worker resumes e
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5. Referrals for Vocational Rehabil
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If the attending physician cannot f
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. The CE should ensure that the fil
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Note - Prior to referral, the CE sh
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(2) The claimant should be capable
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(4) There should not be any outstan
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d. The FN may recommend a vocationa
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The FN will focus on the medical as
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g. To identify cases for early inte
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i. Making the Referral. The CE refe
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(2) The name of the attending physi
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(4) The date on which disability (o
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(6) Whether or not the CE authorize
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(8) When the case is being referred
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(10) An indication as to whether or
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j. Limited Referrals. If the claima
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(2) An Occupational Rehabilitation
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The CE should identify the non-empl
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a. Roles and responsibilities. In o
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(a) Refer the claimant to an RC to
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(c) Advise the CE that the case has
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(2) Role of the RC. Working under t
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with the claimant so that all perti
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(4) Role of the claimant. Claimants
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(1) If the employer has shown no in
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c. Interruptions. PPE may be interr
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(1) If the claimant returns to work
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(3) If the EA does not provide an o
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7. Plan Development. If efforts to
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sufficient numbers to make successf
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to the claimant, and the RS will di
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(3) On-the-job training is another
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a. Services offered during this pha
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c. Time Frames. The PNE phase usual
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(c) It must support an LWEC rating,
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a. Various medical services can be
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(7) Reports. The ORP facility must
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Interrupt status is used when rehab
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esolve misunderstandings, or provid
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a. CE Responsibilities. The CE has
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(3) The CE should appropriately dev
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wage-earning capacity had he or she
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days is calculated from the date pl
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ating of the claimant’s WEC has b
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a. A conference may be helpful any
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a. Return to Work with the Previous
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DFEC has adopted the following defi
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7. REPETITIVE MOVEMENTS OF WRISTS (
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2-0814 REEMPLOYMENT: DETERMINING WA
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Exhibits 1. Sample Letter to Claima
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. Preliminary Assessment of Positio
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(b) If the attending physician cont
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employing agency, however, has an a
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e. Payment/Reimbursement of Relocat
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income to the claimant. The CE will
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on June 5, 1997, returned to work o
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not equate to a finding that the po
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imprisonment. The implementing regu
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coworkers had treated him poorly wh
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(2) If OWCP is seeking modification
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. LWEC Determination Not Made. When
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2-0814 Exhibit 1: Sample Letter To
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SAMPLE LETTER TO CLAIMANT ADVISING
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2. Establishing a Pay Rate 3/11 11-
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letter, secure e-mail with the empl
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The salary for full-time rural carr
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(a) Full-time firefighters, such as
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(1) Career seasonal employment. Thi
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(which is discussed in further deta
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of the injury having regard to the
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so supportive rationale should be i
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2-0900-5. Effective Date of Pay Rat
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date, would be used because it was
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. Administrative Inclusions. It has
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hourly rate (computed using the 208
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an employee’s pay rate: (1) Overt
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shifts (which is the most common si
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6 days per week, for example. This
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2-0900-11 Computing Monthly Pay Rat
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similar employment” under §8114
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When there is no disability, claima
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18. Other Payees 12/95 07/00 04/02
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(d) Death benefits, FECA PM 5-307.
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(2) The CE is responsible for notin
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(2) The amounts payable for funeral
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2-0901-8 Basic Computations 8. Basi
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c. Conversion from Daily to Weekly
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Hourly wage X no. of hours per day
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2-0901-11 Maximum Compensation 11.
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2-0901-13 (RESERVED) 13. (Reserved)
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...wages received 2, 5 or 10 years
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decision is issued do not alter tha
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injury. The pay rate for the job he
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e. Representative Payee. When OWCP
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For example, let us assume that the
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(3) If the child does not begin pos
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2 In disability cases, minimum is v
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01/04/87 31.20-46.80 156.00-234.00
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6 The amendments of 07/04/66 establ
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01/01/68 3.7 457 15 09/01/80 4.0 15
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2-0901 Exhibit 5: Percentage Table
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PERCENTAGE TABLE OF SCHEDULE AWARDS
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11 12 cost-of-living increases) 13
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2-1000-1 Purpose and Scope 1. Purpo
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compensation payable; (2) In disabi
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(1) Contact the appropriate person
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the retirement acts. (2) When an em
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(b) If there is accrued compensatio
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Offices (DVARO). In some places the
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(a) No reduction in a schedule awar
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d. Obtaining Elections--Educational
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(3) The CE must advise the claimant
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c. Injuries On and After September
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Based on information contained in t
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2-1000-16 Benefits for Judicial Off
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the CE should suspend compensation
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(See PM 2-0814.11.) (6) An employee
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2-1000 Exhibit 2: OPM Contact List
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When a third party is or may be leg
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attorney) (5) Form EN-1108, Long Fo
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7. Administration of Third Party Ca
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confirms receipt of the refund and
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On the written recommendation of th
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(3) Provide the claimant or attorne
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any SOR for which a refund check ha
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In any other case, where a judgment
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asserted for pain and suffering of
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h. Costs of Suit. The costs of suit
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(6) Section 8133(a) of the FECA pro
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(2) The initial demand letter in an
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efficiently and effectively accompl
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procedures for regular third party
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10.700(b).
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a. Under 5 U.S.C. § 8127(b) and in
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. Should an application be submitte
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(2) The Nature and Complexity of th
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notice of payment of compensation o
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(4) The claimant did contest the am
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2-1300-2 Authority 2. Authority. Se
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annuity adequate to meet living exp
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2-1300 Exhibit 1: Sample of Initial
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FEDERAL EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION ACT
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Case Number: Employee: APPEAL REQUE
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Dear CLAIMANT NAME: I am writing in
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2-1300 Exhibit 5: Information Neede
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Notice of Reduction 8. Sample Lette
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(1) Notification to Claimant. The C
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See FECA PM 2-0807.10. (2) Particul
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2-1400-4 Notices of Decision Notice
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f. Conclusion. Where the decision i
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approach will assist readers at eve
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(3) A specific service which the cl
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2-1400-7 How to Issue Pre-Terminati
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the claimant for the CE's signature
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(a) Compensation is being terminate
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. Source of Advice. District office
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prior to imprisonment, payment for
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Basis for Decision: While Dr. Smith
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2-1400 Exhibit 3: Sample Notice of
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2-1400 Exhibit 4: Sample Letter Con
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2-1400 Exhibit 6: Sample Notice of
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2-1400 Exhibit 8: Sample Letter Con
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2-1400 Exhibit 10: Sample Letter De
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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FEDERAL (FECA) PROCEDURE MANUAL Cha
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2-1500 RECURRENCES TABLE OF CONTENT
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(e.g., "pipeline" grants); (c) True
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(3) The case was originally accepte
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c. Case Management. The CE should c
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determined in its November 24, 1999
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2-1600 REVIEW PROCESS TABLE OF CONT
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(2) Any file in which a complaint a
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1. Purpose and Scope. This chapter
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5. Review of the Written Record. Th
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Where it has been determined that a
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submit any comments and/or document
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2-1602 RECONSIDERATIONS TABLE OF CO
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inform the claimant that OWCP will
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discretion is not subject to review
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only evidence submitted is cumulati
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now at issue, the SrCE should prepa
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2-1603 APPEALS TABLE OF CONTENTS Pa
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d. Timeliness of Filing. A person r
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2-1603-6 Cases Returned to District
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2-1700 SPECIAL ACT CASES TABLE OF C
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2-1700-4 Peace Corps 4. Peace Corps
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(2) Staff Spouses. (a) The spouses
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the children born of such pregnanci
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(3) Return from Service Abroad. d.
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(3) Compensation for death will be
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(1)While at a Job Corps Center, an
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(1)Enrollees are required to report
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that observers on vessels that are
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2-1800 HOUSING & VEHICLE MODIFICATI
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the appropriate medical specialty.
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educed by the trade-in value of the
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available comes with extras (like a
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of living, due to personal preferen
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enrichment.” ECAB stated that wit
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such as increased durability or deg
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proposal, or review of a submitted
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