Gary Steinberg Acting Director, Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs Interagency/POWER Return to Work Council Meeting November 4, 2014.

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Gary Steinberg Acting Director, Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs Interagency/POWER Return to Work Council Meeting November 4, 2014

AGENDA 2:00 – 2:15Opening Remarks, Gary Steinberg 2:15 – 2:30POWER FY 2014 Results, Doug Fitzgerald 2:30 – 2:45Electronic Filing Update, Julia Tritz 2:45 – 3:15Privacy Act and FECA, Paul Klingenberg 3:15 – 3:30Question and Answer

Douglas Fitzgerald Director, Division of Federal Employees’ Compensation Interagency/POWER Return to Work Council Meeting November 4, 2014

POWER: FY 2014 Results All Government (less USPS) FY 2009 Baseline FY14 TargetFY14 Result Goal 4: Timely Filing of Claims 80.1%90.38%88.76% Goal 5: Timely Filing of Wage Loss Claims 57.8%77.95%82.86% Goal 6: Lost Production Days (through 3 rd Q) Goal 7: Return to Work Rate 85.8%95.00%90.73% OWCP-tracked Goals 4 through 7

POWER Goal 4: CA-1/2 Timeliness FY2014 Year End = Did Not Meet Target

POWER Goal 5: CA-7 Timeliness FY2014 Year End = Did Not Meet Target

POWER Goal 6: Lost Production Days FY2014 through 3 rd Q = Not Meeting Target

POWER Goal 7: Return to Work FY2014 Year End = Did Not Meet Target

Julia Tritz Deputy Director, Operations and Claims Management Division of Federal Employees’ Compensation Interagency/POWER Return to Work Council Meeting November 4, 2014

Access to E-Filing Claims Filed in FY 2014 (Excluding USPS)

POWER Goal 8: E-Filing Compliance (Among Agencies Tracked under POWER) All agencies have been notified of regulatory requirement on e-filing

POWER Agencies: E-filing Compliance Agencies in Compliance with Electronic Filing Regulations through EDI (CA-1 and 2) and AQS or ECOMP (CA-7) Agencies in Compliance with Electronic Filing Regulations through ECOMP (CA-1, 2 and 7) Department of Defense Department of Labor Department of Treasury Department of Veterans Affairs Department of Agriculture Department of Justice Department of Health and Human Services Social Security Administration Department of Homeland Security Department of Interior (partial) Agencies Not Yet in Compliance Department of Transportation¹ ¹ In compliance for CA-1 and 2, but not for CA-7

ECOMP Document Uploading

ECOMP Form Filing

ECOMP Usage Count Since Start of ECOMP Documents uploaded via WEEDS1,215,890 Form OSHA-301 filed15,926 Form CA-1 filed15,155 Form CA-2 filed1,389 Form CA-7 filed13,059