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Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 28-33. Workers' Compensation â€“ Benefits

Rhode Island General Laws > Title 28 > Chapter 28-33. Workers' Compensation â€“ Benefits

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§ 28-33-1	Employees entitled to compensation
§ 28-33-2	Injuries occasioned by willful intent or intoxication
§ 28-33-2.1	Injuries occasioned by employer sponsored, non-work related activities
§ 28-33-4	Commencement of compensation
§ 28-33-5	Medical services provided by employer
§ 28-33-6	Failure to provide or accept medical services
§ 28-33-7	Health service provider reimbursement
§ 28-33-8	Employee's choice of physician, dentist, or hospital -- Payment of charges -- Physician reporting schedule
§ 28-33-8.1	Managed care programs
§ 28-33-9	Order declaring employer liable for medical services
§ 28-33-10	"Dental, hospital, and medical services" defined
§ 28-33-11	Notice of hearings -- Time of decision
§ 28-33-12	Death benefits payable to dependents
§ 28-33-13	Persons presumed wholly dependent
§ 28-33-14	Determination of dependency -- Division of payments among dependents
§ 28-33-15	Relationship and dependency required
§ 28-33-16	Burial expenses
§ 28-33-17	Weekly compensation for total incapacity -- Permanent total disability -- Dependents' allowances
§ 28-33-17.1	Employees not entitled to compensation
§ 28-33-17.2	Employee's affirmative duty to report earnings -- Penalties for failure to provide earnings report -- Civil and criminal liability
§ 28-33-17.3	Fraud and abuse
§ 28-33-18	Weekly compensation for partial incapacity
§ 28-33-18.1	Employees not entitled to compensation for total incapacity
§ 28-33-18.2	Suitable alternative employment
§ 28-33-18.3	Continuation of benefits -- Partial incapacity
§ 28-33-19	Additional compensation for specific injuries
§ 28-33-20	Computation of earnings
§ 28-33-20.1	Computation of earnings for recurrence -- Burden of employee to establish recurrence
§ 28-33-21	Savings or other insurance not to be considered
§ 28-33-22	Minors employed in violation of law
§ 28-33-23	Persons to whom compensation payable in event of death
§ 28-33-24	Cessation of payments on death of employee
§ 28-33-25	Settlement for lump sum or structured-type payment
§ 28-33-25.1	Settlement of disputed cases
§ 28-33-26	Waivers of compensation void
§ 28-33-27	Immunity of claims from assignment or liability for debt
§ 28-33-28	Priority of claim over debts of employer
§ 28-33-29	Exercise of rights or privileges by guardian, conservator, or next friend
§ 28-33-30	Time for notice of injury to employer
§ 28-33-31	Contents of notice to employer
§ 28-33-32	Manner of serving notice
§ 28-33-33	Inaccuracies in notice -- Want of notice as defense
§ 28-33-34	Physical examination by employer's physician -- Report
§ 28-33-34.1	Schedule of medical review
§ 28-33-35	Appointment of impartial medical examiner
§ 28-33-36	Payment of medical examiner's fees
§ 28-33-37	Examination by impartial examiner -- Reports
§ 28-33-38	Refusal to submit to examination
§ 28-33-39	Transportation costs for medical examination
§ 28-33-41	Rehabilitation of injured persons
§ 28-33-41.1	Review of rehabilitative program upon request or petition by employer
§ 28-33-43	Employer liability for property damage
§ 28-33-44	Continuation of health insurance benefits
§ 28-33-45	Coordination of benefits
§ 28-33-46	Anniversary review
§ 28-33-47	Reinstatement of injured worker

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Tennessee Code > Title 64 > Chapter 5 > Part 2 > § 64-5-216. Employees' retirement

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The employees of the authority are eligible for membership in the Tennessee consolidated retirement system pursuant to the provisions of title 8, chapter 35, part 2, and the board shall provide the necessary contributions to the Tennessee consolidated retirement system for its employees. This section does not preclude the board from contracting with individuals for their personal services under a contract of limited duration and not including retirement benefits to such individuals.

[Acts 1986, ch. 789, § 16; 2003, ch. 12, § 9.]