Injured Workers Should Not Stand Alone
Whether you suffered an injury at work and you want to apply for workers' compensation benefits, you are a business owner worried about workplace accidents or you are an employee concerned about on-the-job hazards, it is smart to review statistics on work-related...
When working, you risk facing an assortment of injuries. One of the most common types are repetitive stress injuries. These come from many different sources and can vary in intensity. But can they impact you on a big scale? Can they even affect your ability to work?...
Discovering that your employer's workers' compensation insurance will not cover the cost of your medical treatment can be financially devastating. However, FindLaw explains that you do not have to give up after you receive the denial of benefits. The denial letter...
If you are hurt while on the job, you may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits. However, it is critical that you report a workplace injury as quickly as possible to ensure that your claim can be processed in a timely manner. Furthermore, reporting your injury...
Despite your eagerness to return to work, your injury may prevent you from resuming your normal duties. This inability to perform your job may only last temporarily or it could last permanently depending on the severity of your injury. Part of the workers'...
California construction sites often have several types of workers completing tasks simultaneously, from welders and electricians to plumbers and carpenters. No matter what your job, if you work on scaffolding, understanding and following the best safety practices can...
As online shopping continues to grow in popularity, so, too, does a need for warehouse workers to gather all purchased items and set them up for shipping. However, as warehouse employers lengthen shifts to get more work accomplished, many warehouse workers and safety...
Your doctor may determine that even though you cannot do all your normal work duties, you have recovered enough to do some work. In this case, he or she may say that you can return to work, but with restrictions. Here are some factors to consider about working with...
Occupational hearing loss is one of the most common work-related injuries afflicting Americans. Yet, it is also often preventable. When you work in the service sector, you may face an elevated risk of suffering occupational hearing loss, which has the potential to...
California has some of the strongest labor laws in the country. Recently, it took on tech and retail giants in the Golden State when it created AB5. The gig law took effect at the start of 2020 and has reaffirmed California’s stance on ensuring workers like you...
