(1) Any employer, and the recognized or certified and exclusive representative of its employees may agree by collective bargaining to establish certain binding obligations and procedures relating to workers' compensation; provided, however, that the scope of the agreement shall be limited to:\n(a) benefits supplemental to those provided in sections thirty-four, thirty-four A, thirty-five and thirty-six;\n(b) an alternative dispute resolution system which may include but is not limited to arbitration, mediation and conciliation;\n(c) the use of a limited list of providers for medical treatment;\n(d) the use of a limited list of impartial physicians;\n(e) the creation of a light duty, modified job or return to work program;\n(f) the adoption of twenty-four hour health care coverage plan;\n(g) the establishment of safety committees and safety procedures; and\n(h) the establishment of vocational rehabilitation or retraining programs.\n[There is no subdivision (2).]
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