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It is common knowledge that the state requires your employer to pay for workers' compensation benefits if you sustain injuries in the office because of work. But what happens if you sustain an injury while working from home or outside the office? You should still be...
Occupational injuries are more common in factories because of the nature of their job. They are required to exert more physical effort and operate heavy machinery. The state of California requires every employer to create an Injury and Illness Prevention Program...
Workplace injuries are common in California and across the United States, particularly in industries such as public safety, manufacturing and agriculture. Injuries can range from minor slips and falls that only require workers to miss one or two days to badly broken...
When you go to work, you expect that your employer will provide you with a safe place to do your job. But this does not always happen, and your workplace may expose you to hazards that have the potential to result in serious injury or death. According to the...
No matter what field someone works in, they could suffer from the possibility of an overuse or repetitive strain injury (RSI). What are these injuries? How can a person handle them? Most importantly, what sort of impact may they have on a person's life? Causes of RSIs...
After suffering an injury at work, medical costs may be one of your top concerns. These costs can be significant, especially if treatment drags on. Workers' compensation insurance exists to protect you and your employer and help relieve the burden of such expenses....
Industrial work forms the backbone of America. Such hard labor ensures valuable goods make it off factory lines and to the homes of the population. This work is satisfying and often well-paying for employees, but it is not without its dangers. Workers should take note...
A workplace injury can make it difficult to perform the duties of your job and continue to maintain your income. If you get hurt at work, the injury can also make it harder to manage responsibilities at home and participate in activities you enjoy. The workers’...
Workers’ compensation protects injured employees from financial destitution. According to the Department of Industrial Relations, workers’ compensation insurance covers medical care, permanent and temporary disability benefits, death benefits and supplemental job...
If you suffer a work-related injury, you may qualify for workers’ compensation benefits, but the approval process involves a disability rating. Who assigns disability ratings and how does such a rating affect your ability to receive a workers’ compensation award?...