The Department of Labor's Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) is asking for public comments on the proposal to continue using electronic service orders to waive the requirement of sending certain workers' compensation notices by certified mail. This change is intended to make information collection more efficient, reduce paperwork, and lessen the burden on those who have to respond to these notices. The public has until May 6, 2025, to provide feedback on whether the proposed information collection is useful and how it might be improved. Comments can be submitted online or via mail, with more details available on the OWCP website.
Simple Explanation
The Office of Workers' Compensation Programs wants to know if people think it's okay to use email instead of sending important letters by special mail for workers' compensation things, to make everything faster and easier for everyone. They're asking for everyone's opinion on this change until May 6, 2025.