The New Jersey Uninsured Employers Fund (UHF) is a state-funded program that provides financial assistance to workers who have been injured on the job and whose employers are not covered by workers' compensation insurance. The fund is administered by the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development and is funded by assessments on employers who do not carry workers' compensation insurance. The UHF provides benefits to injured workers, including medical care, wage replacement, and death benefits. There are two types of UHF packets: the Standard UHF Packet and the Supplemental UHF Packet. The Standard UHF Packet is the main packet and contains information on filing a claim, benefits, and instructions on how to apply for benefits. The Supplemental UHF Packet is for those who have additional questions or need more information. The Supplemental Packet includes additional forms, such as a Medical Report Form, a Wage Statement, and a Vocational Report.