Every year thousands of California employees suffer work-related injuries. Workers' Compensation is an insurance system. Like most states, California has a workers' compensation system to compensate employees for accidental injuries occurring in the workplace. Workers' compensation benefits primarily cover accidental injuries. Injuries are accidental if they happen unexpectedly, without design or plan.

The benefits available to workers include permanent or temporary total disability, permanent or temporary partial disability, and medical and related expenses. Workers' compensation entitles an employee to all reasonable and necessary medical care related to the injury.

Workers' Compensation is a program that is set up to pay for the expenses incurred in the event you are injured at work while performing your regular job duties. You will be sent to a doctor that is enrolled in a program and your expenses will be paid for. In the event your injury prevents you from working, you will receive a portion of your regular pay.

Contact Information

• Your supervisor
• Maria Meave
  Administrative Assistant
  5250 Campanile Drive
  San Diego, CA 92182–1945
  Phone: 619–594–3769
  Fax: 619–594–3763
  mmeave@sdsu.edu
• Workers' Compensation Carrier
  Travelers
  P.O. Box 6510
  Diamond Bar, CA 91765
  Policy Number: TC2J-UB-4253B22-A-17
  Effective: 07/01/2017 to 07/01/2018
  Phone: 800–287–9682
  Fax: 866–252–3703
• Information and Assistance Office, California Industrial Relations Department
  7575 Metropolitan Drive # 202
  San Diego, CA 92108
  Phone: 619–767–2083
  Phone: 800–736–7401