Texas § 412.0126 ANALYSIS.

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§ 412.0126 — ANALYSIS.

Texas § 412.0126

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Tex. Labor Code Code Ann. § 412.0126 (2026).

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Sec. 412.0126. ANALYSIS.

(a)The board shall adopt rules as necessary to collect data on lost time and return-to-work outcomes of each state agency to allow full evaluations of successes and of barriers to achieving timely return to work after an injury.

(b)The office shall:

(1)collect and analyze data from each state agency regarding lost time, including sick leave and annual leave used by an injured employee;

(2)identify state agencies that need additional training or case management services related to return-to-work services;

(3)modify as necessary the office's assessment computation to encourage state agencies to effectively reduce workers' compensation costs;

(4)incorporate as necessary return-to-work goals developed by the division of workers' compensation under Section 413.025

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Sec. 412.0126. ANALYSIS. (a) The board shall adopt rules as necessary to collect data on lost time and return-to-work outcomes of each state agency to allow full evaluations of successes and of barriers to achieving timely return to work after an injury.
(b) The office shall:
(1) collect and analyze data from each state agency regarding lost time, including sick leave and annual leave used by an injured employee;
(2) identify state agencies that need additional training or case management services related to return-to-work services;
(3) modify as necessary the office's assessment computation to encourage state agencies to effectively reduce workers' compensation costs;
(4) incorporate as necessary return-to-work goals developed by the division of workers' compensation under Section 413.025 ;
(5) work with the workers' compensation research and evaluation group to develop analytical tools to assist the office with its duties under this section;
(6) require state agencies to report information in a standardized format;
(7) monitor the information reported by each state agency; and
(8) evaluate the information provided under this section to determine outcomes over time for each state agency.