GAO hunting for worker’s comp fraud
July 14th, 2011 | Pay & Benefits | Posted by Stephen Losey
Know somebody who’s scamming the government on a bogus worker’s compensation claim? The Government Accountability Office wants to know.
GAO is investigating potential fraud and abuse of the Federal Employees Compensation Act program. This could include people receiving worker’s comp who are supposedly unable to work, yet are holding down a second job. Worker’s comp cheats could also be overstating their claim or collecting benefits for a dead person.
Drop a dime by sending an e-mail to workerscompfraud@gao.gov. GAO said it will keep your information confidential.
Tags: GAO, workers' compensation
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