The California Notice Of Offer Of Regular Modified Or Alternative Work (On Or After 1-1-13) is a notice that is issued by an employer to an injured employee who is entitled to receive temporary disability benefits. This notice outlines the details of any potential job offer that the employer is making to the injured employee, and includes the type of work, the rate of pay, the hours of work, and any other conditions that are attached to the offer. There are three types of California Notice Of Offer Of Regular Modified Or Alternative Work (On Or After 1-1-13): 1. Regular Work: This type of job offer requires that the employee perform the same type of work that they did prior to their injury. 2. Modified Work: This type of job offer requires that the employee perform modified work, which means that the hours, duties, and/or responsibilities of the job may have been reduced or altered from the pre-injury job. 3. Alternative Work: This type of job offer requires that the employee perform a different type of work than the pre-injury job. This could include a different type of job at the same company, or a job at a different company.