The Alaska Employee Report of Occupational Injury or Illness to Employer, Effective 07/22/2013 is a form that must be completed by an employee who has suffered an injury or illness while working. It is used to report the details of the injury or illness to the employer so that proper medical attention and appropriate workers' compensation can be provided. This form is used in conjunction with Alaska Statute 23.35.347, which requires employers to provide medical care and compensation to employees who are injured or sickened on the job. There are two types of Alaska Employee Report of Occupational Injury or Illness to Employer, Effective 07/22/2013. The first is the Initial Report, which must be completed by the employee within 8 hours of the injury or illness. This form includes information such as the name of the injured employee, the date and time of the injury or illness, the nature of the injury or illness, and any witnesses to the incident. The second type of form is the Follow-Up Report, which must be completed by the employee within 30 days of the injury or illness. This form includes information such as the employee's current medical status, any further treatments and information concerning the employee's ability to return to work. The Alaska Employee Report of Occupational Injury or Illness to Employer, Effective 07/22/2013 is an important form for both the employer and the employee. It ensures that proper medical attention and compensation is provided to the employee, and that the employer is aware of any potential health risks in the workplace.