Pesticide Reporting Requirements Region Washington Required to Report Yes State Office Department of Health, Office of Environmental Health, Safety, and Toxicology Phone 1 877-485-7316 Timeframe to Report Injury or Exposure Three days Web reference http://www.doh.wa.gov/ForPublicHealthandHealthcareProviders/NotifiableCondition… Reporting Notes Report by phone either to Poison Control or to the Department of Health Mandated to report PhysiciansOther health professionals SENSOR partnership with NIOSH Washington Pesticide Program (funding and technical support from NIOSH): http://www.doh.wa.gov/ehp/Pest// Worker's Compensation Coverage for Farmworkers Required Limitations Employers must provide workers' compensation except to a child under age 18 employed by his parents in agricultural activities on the family farm. Children ages 18 to 21 living and working on a family farm may be excluded from mandatory coverage by their parents. Note: because this does not impact farm workers, coverage is required for farm workers. Statute Wash. Rev. Code Ann. §§ 51.12.020(6), 51.12.025(1) (2011) Coverage for Undocumented Workers Not Defined in Statue or Case Law Case Law If a nonresident alien is a citizen of a government that has a compensation law that excludes, or is not as favorable as the WA workers' comp law is to, U.S. citizens then the nonresident alien shall receive no benefits. No payment shall be made to a beneficiary residing in a country with which the United States does not maintain diplomatic relations. Wash. Rev. Code Ann. § 51.32.140. I found no case law on the issue of whether an undocumented worker qualifies for workers' comp. Benefits Available for Undocumented Workers There is no case law answering this question. State Workers’ Compensation Website Washington State Department of Labor & Industries Online forms Forms & Publications WP Enforcement Worker Protection Standard Enforcement Agency Department of Agriculture: http://agr.wa.gov/PestFert/Pesticides/WorkerProtection.aspx Legal Services Referral for Violations Columbia Legal Services at 206-287-9652 (http://www.columbialegal.org Northwest Immigrants' Rights Project at 800-445-5771 (http://www.nwirp.org) Northwest Justice Project at 888- 201-1012 (http://www.nwjustice.org) Northwest Workers Justice Project (located in Portland, OR) at 503-525-8454 (http://nwjp.org)