September 17, 2024
When an accident occurs at work, you likely assume that Workers’ Compensation will provide the money you need to recuperate properly from an injury without missing out on wages. However, when things don’t go according to plan, it’s time to take a look at your rights, the laws, and the best course of action to determine whether you should appeal a denied claim. » Read More
August 21, 2024
Quitting your job during a pending Workers’ Compensation claim can significantly affect your benefits. It is critical to understand what could happen before giving notice.
Can My Employer Use My Resignation Against Me?
Your employer might use your resignation as a defense against your Workers’ Compensation claim. They could argue that you left the job for reasons unrelated to your injury, » Read More
July 16, 2024
Burns can happen unexpectedly in the workplace, causing varying degrees of pain and potential long-term consequences for workers. Being aware of the types of burns that can occur helps employers and employees promote safe working environments that prevent workplace accidents.
What Are the Different Types of Burns?
There are several types of burns that can occur in the workplace:
June 4, 2024
Landscaping is a physically demanding profession, often involving strenuous activities like lifting heavy objects, operating machinery, and working in challenging weather conditions. Due to the nature of this work, these employees are susceptible to injuries on the job. How does Workers’ Compensation for landscapers factor in when that happens?
Workers’ Compensation is a form of insurance that provides wage replacement and medical benefits to injured employees while performing their duties. » Read More
April 10, 2024
Working in a hospital can be emotionally demanding and physically strenuous, putting healthcare workers at risk of various injuries. They lift patients, are exposed to infectious diseases, and face other challenges that lead to injuries. The threat of patient violence is also very real.
Musculoskeletal injuries are prevalent among hospital workers due to the physically demanding nature of their jobs. » Read More
March 12, 2024
Modern workplaces often demand peak performance from their employees. Yet, that incessant pressure can lead to many problems, including employee burnout. Defined as chronic workplace stress, it can seriously affect employees and employers. The relationship between this issue and Workers’ Compensation is worth looking into.
The World Health Organization (WHO) classifies employee burnout related to workplace stress as a diagnosable condition. » Read More
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