Workers' Compensation
If you are injured or become ill because of your job, you may be
entitled to Workers' Compensation Benefits. With more than 44,000
faculty and staff, each of the 23 campuses has a Workers' Compensation
Coordinator that provides assistance if a worker or CSU volunteer becomes
injured.
In 1997, the California State University Risk Management Authority
(CSURMA), a Joint Powers Authority,
was created pursuant to Executive Order No. 638
to establish a risk pool program which includes Workers' Compensation
benefits for all CSU campuses. On May 1, 2004, a qualified self-insured
group known as Auxiliary Organizations Workers' Compensation Plan, Inc.
(AO-COMP) was established to provide similar coverage to the auxiliary organizations.
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