The Vermont Employer First Report of Injury is a form that employers must fill out and submit to the Vermont Department of Labor when an employee has been injured on the job. This form is required by the state in order to document the accident and provide information to the workers' compensation insurance carrier. The report is used to help determine eligibility for workers' compensation coverage, and to provide the employer with information about the injury and the necessary steps for filing a claim. There are two main types of Vermont Employer First Report of Injury: the Initial Report of Injury and the Supplemental Report of Injury. The Initial Report of Injury is used to report the initial injury or illness of an employee, and includes information such as the date and time of the incident, the injured employee's name and contact information, a description of the injury or illness, and any witnesses to the incident. The Supplemental Report of Injury is used to provide additional information about the injury or illness, such as the medical treatment that has been received, any changes in the employee's job duties, and the employee's return to work status.