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    Electronic accident report system unveiled at KSU

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    By KMAN Staff on November 27, 2018 K-State Activity, Local News

    Employee accidents at K-State will no longer be reported on paper forms.

    Human Capital Services unveiled a new electronic incident report site on November 19th for employees to report accidents or injuries that occurred while working at the university. K-State hopes the new process will “provide a better user experience for the employee, department and administration.”

    The new site will also help speed up reporting of work-related incidents to be assessed by the State Self Insurance Fund.

    The new report site can be found at K-State.edu/hcs/incident.

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