who is in charge of alabama's worker's compensation and how to  get them to return   phone calls?
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Alabama Dept of Industrial Relations \ntoll free: 1-800-528-5166\n1-334-242-2868\n\nLet me know if you have any specific w/c medical questions and I will attempt to answer them.
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Yea they can. States laws are different but here in Alabama.  First they will serve you with papers.  You can either go before the judge and plead your case (which I recommend) or do nothing and the company will get default judgement on you.  Once they get that after 14 days they can file for garnishment and take 25% of your paycheck until the debt is paid.\n\nGo in front of a judge and plead your case.  Its the only shot ya have.
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Here is contact information give them a call and they will be happy to give you the information you require:\nTUSCALOOSA COUNTY, ALABAMA \n714 Greensboro Ave * Tuscaloosa, AL 35401 * 205-349-3870
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contact the better business bureu also contact the state dapartment of labor and ask for a fairness hearing they should have an office that can help
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Have his wages garnished! Plain and simple. If the state doesn't start collecting on his wages then they will press charges and he will go to jail. You could always find out who his supervisors superviors is and give them a piece of you mind if that doesn't work keep asking to talk to the supervisors supervisors until you get to the top.
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Call them and ask the operator that answers the phone for the name of the person in the personnel department. IE: the department manager etc, and go from there. Address it directly to them and you will show that you have done your research on the company and taken the time to follow through.
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Contact Texas Social Services Department.
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Call the A.C.L.U. they may be able to help.
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Take notice of name and badge number and report him/her to superior.  A little remedial customer service is in order.
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Call the Bureau of Community Affairs, or the State Attorney General's office. I'm sure that if your complaint holds water, thy'll look into it.\n\n\nGood Luck
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Is this a UK question if so....\n\nSpeak to a section supervisor and ask for a copy of the complaint procedure. If the issue isn't resolved by this go to your local MPs office and ask them for help in taking your case to the Parliamentary Ombudsman. Your MP will write to the CSA informing of this and either they will move  alot quicker or the Ombudsman will investigate your case which could lead to an award of compensation, but you must follow the CSA's internal complaints procedures to exhaustion first.
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Once the employee is taken off of workman's comp.  It is no longer the responsibility of employer to pay anything.  These Dr. appts. should be given to the employee with their benefit time.  Or loss of pay.  It is up to the boss to make new rules regulating time off with appropriate proof after so many, usually three times.  But that is up to the boss.  If you do not find a good answer then you can all ways call the U.S. Department of Labor at 1-866-487-9243 and ask them specifically.  It's a toll free number.
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Call HR and file a complaint.
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Sometimes you get a quicker response from your Representative.\nDon Young  \nAlaska-At Large, Republican\n2111 Rayburn HOB\nWashington, DC 20515-0201\nPhone: (202) 225-5765\nDon't use e-mail! \nThey all respond that they can't answer all the e-mail they get.\n\nFirst try the Warden, then the Director of Prisons, then the Governor.  If you sense or know one will not intervene go to the next level immediately.\n\nSome other suggestions:\nTalk to a reporter at the State's biggest newspaper \n\nContact Legal Aid, or the State Bar Association, ask them what to do, and if Pro Bono legal assistance is available.\n\nState Medical Association\nAmerican Psychological Association\n\nI do not know if they handle things like this, but try the ACLU.\n\nU.S. Health and Human Services\n\nThe point is keep trying until someone does something.  \nThis is a situation where the squeaky wheel gets the grease.\nBeing "nice" seldom works. \n\nI have a son in prison, too.\n\nGood Luck
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Contact their human resources department
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Start with the courts.  Go and find the Court Administrator and see if they need any help.  Or go to Human Resources at the County and ask them.  The county were I worked had job postings in a central location, if you work with the county don't they have a central location for job postings?  I bet they do, ask at Human Resources.