Injured Workers Should Not Stand Alone
The patient-doctor relationship that you hold with various medical professionals in your life will serve as some of the most important professional ties that you have. They treat you and should also protect your personal information, which you often need to share with...
After a workplace injury, you might worry about when you can get back to work. You may be fine if you are healthy enough to just work a limited job until you recover. This is where your treating doctor may give you important help. The California Department of...
You recently suffered an injury while on the clock. You know you qualify for workers' compensation, and you know the extent of the harm you suffered, but did you and your physician overlook the accident's mental toll? EHS Today examines the connection between...
It is very common for examiners to deny applications for workers’ compensation benefits. In many cases, a problem with evidence is the reason for denying a valid claim. Being successful on appeal will require a close analysis of why an examiner determined that an...
A certain level of danger is inherent to certain jobs, with industries such as construction and manufacturing carrying more risk. However, your employer has a legal responsibility to minimize hazards by providing a safe workplace environment. Under the California...
Employees packing and shipping customers' online orders can experience serious workplace injuries. As reported by CBS News' MoneyWatch, testimony provided to the National Labor Relations Board revealed that one of the largest e-commerce companies required its workers...
When you file a workers’ compensation claim, it will need to go through a screening process to determine if you can receive benefits. However, the California Department of Industrial Relations explains you do get some upfront benefits and rights before the insurer...
Administrative workers have different workplace risks than those in fields such as industry, health care and construction. However, those who work in offices should still be aware of ways to prevent workplace injuries. Review these safety tips if you make your living...
Few things are more stressful than sustaining a serious injury. After all, not only must you deal with pain and medical appointments, but you may also lose your ability to work. If your injury occurs at the workplace, though, you may be eligible for workers'...
The doctor-patient relationship is critical to help you recover from a workplace injury. Disagreeing with your doctor could delay your prospects for treatment and an eventual return to work. For instance, you may agree with your doctor on the diagnosis of your injury...
