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New Member
IOD
Can you please help me? One of our employees lost a tooth with an injury on duty. We cannot find a dentist to assist with the IOD. All dentists needs payment up front. My question is: Can the employer (Outdoor Adventures) pay the dentist costs and claim the costs back from the commissioner?
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Yes, as far as I know you can.... I know there is an online process for registering a claim/incident, maybe you should check that out too.
always fear when Christel is near....
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Junior Member
Hi Outdoor
Late reply : remember to keep all invoices and proof of payments, you would have to probably wait for a few years before you are refunded from the Commissioner.
Employee should also be aware that he should be awarded for the loss of tooth that is considered a permanent disability, once again will probably take up to 3 years before he receives it.
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Email problem
If an employee is booked off due to an injury on duty (IOD) for 3 days or less, the Compensation Fund does not pay compensation.
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