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Future Amendments

Uranium Workers Compensation Program

A mushroom cloud from an explosion that represents actions that lead to the need for a uranium miners compensation program.

In a bipartisan effort, legislative actions are underway to expand the compensation for the government-sponsored Uranium Workers compensation program. This will help to ensure that more uranium miners, millers, and transporters receive the financial compensation due to them as a result of acquiring certain illnesses because of their exposure to uranium during the Cold War’s nuclear arms race.

Possible future amendments to regulations governing the Uranium Workers program include the following:

For Uranium Workers

Sen. Tom Udall (D-N.M.) testifies in a key Senate hearing on the need to enact legislation to expand compensation to eligible Downwinders® claimants who were living in New Mexico when atmospheric nuclear testing was conducted during the Cold War.

Uranium Workers Preregistration Form for Post-1971 Employment


Not sure whether you are eligible to make a claim under the Uranium Workers compensation program? Call the helpful and knowledgeable staff at the National Cancer Benefits Center at (800) 414-4328. Our friendly operators are standing by 24/7 to take your call. You may also schedule a consultation by using our convenient online form to request more information.

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The National Cancer Benefits Center (NCBC) helps individuals collect compensation for cancer caused by government-created radiation. Compensation programs include Downwinders®, Atomic Veterans®, Uranium Workers, Nevada Test Site Workers, and Department of Energy Workers for claimants who were civilian nuclear weapons workers employed by the Department of Energy.