Texas Adjuster Practice Test

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How many days are you required to inform your employer after an injury occurs?

5 days
8 days
15 days
30 days

The correct answer is: 8 days

In Texas, the correct timeframe for informing your employer about a work-related injury is within 30 days of the injury occurring. This requirement ensures that employers are promptly notified of incidents that may necessitate reporting to workers' compensation insurance. Timely notification allows the employer to investigate the incident accurately and to provide the necessary documentation for any claims, thereby protecting both the employer and employee in the claims process. Choosing 8 days is incorrect, as it does not align with the statutory requirements set forth by Texas law regarding the reporting of workplace injuries. Understanding these timeframes is essential when dealing with workplace injuries to ensure compliance with legal obligations and to facilitate the appropriate handling of claims.