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The pension offset under Section 204(a) of the Act is not available to an employer where a compensable injury occurs within the context of a retiree’s subsequent, part-time employment with the former employer.
The claimant had retired and was receiving a pension from his employer. Although still retired, he returned to work on a part-time basis for the same employer.
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A workers’ compensation judge’s decision granting a Claim Petition is not reasoned as required under Section 422(a) of the Act when the judge’s injury descriptions are too general and lack specifics.
The claimant filed a Claim Petition in which he alleged he sustained work injuries to his left knee, low back and right hip on June 12, 2021. The case was litigated before a workers’ compensation judge.
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