Washington Notice to Employees -- If a Job Injury Occurs is a form that is required to be distributed to all employees in the state of Washington. This notice informs employees of their rights and responsibilities under the Washington State Industrial Insurance Act (IIA) and the state workers' compensation law. The purpose of the notice is to provide employees with information about how to file a claim if they experience an on-the-job injury or illness. The Washington Notice to Employees -- If a Job Injury Occurs includes information on the types of injuries and illnesses covered under IIA, the steps an employee must take if they experience an on-the-job injury or illness, and the benefits they may be eligible to receive. The notice also provides information on how to contact the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) for more information and assistance. There are two types of Washington Notice to Employees -- If a Job Injury Occurs: * The "standard form" which is provided by the L&I and must be posted in the workplace where it is easily visible to all employees. * An "electronic form" which can be used by employers to send the notice to employees electronically.