H-E-B has elected to discontinue coverage under the Texas Workers’ Compensation Act (“TWCA”) effective September 15, 1994. Therefore, effective September 15, 1994, H-E-B shall be a non-subscriber to the TWCA, and the Partner shall not be entitled to benefits under the TWCA. Please take a look at the infographic below to learn the most common work injuries by H.E.B. workers. Call (346) 347-7777 and put Sandoval to work for you!
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Considerations in an HEB Non-Subscriber Case
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- About Your HEB Workers’ Comp Case: What You Should Know [Infographic]
- Why Is It So Important to Notify My Employer HEB About a Work Injury in Texas?
- Can a Texas Nonsubscriber HEB Work Injury Case Be Settled in Under a Year?