When workers suffer injuries related to their jobs, their first instinct is to file a workers’ compensation to cover any expenses they may incur for their medical treatment and other overheads.  Workers’ compensation is one of the oldest social insurance programs that’s generally based on a compromise between employees and employers. The law requires every … Read More
Accidents happen anywhere and anytime at workplaces, leaving workers with injuries or illnesses that developed over time. It can be extremely unfortunate for both employers and employees. Severe but curable workplace injuries currently account for almost $50 billion in US workers’ compensation costs. Despite safety measures that the company implements, accidents in the workplace still … Read More
It’s unfortunate if you fell sick or sustain injuries while doing your job in Los Angeles. What makes it more burdensome are the bills that you need to pay for your medical treatment and the salaries you’ll have to miss while you’re recovering. Good thing there’s workers’ compensation that you can count on. But the … Read More
Workplace accidents happen the least you expect, more often because of negligence, either by your employer, you, a co-worker or by a third party. One of the most common workplace injuries is an injury to the back or spinal cord accounting for 12% of injuries in the workplace. A spinal cord injury occurs in the … Read More
Several jobs involve recurrent movements, resulting in injuries such as bursitis, tendinitis, and nerve entrapment syndromes. It’s difficult to work if you’re suffering from such injuries, worsening the pain and the injury itself with your every move, forcing you to leave work to recover. However, it also means that you have to miss paychecks for … Read More
It’s devastating when you learn that the injuries you suffer from doing your job would be the reason to lose your work. However, all is not lost when you have workers’ compensation to turn to. It covers a manifold of benefits that can help injured and sick employees get back on their feet after suffering … Read More
Regardless of the safety measures that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recommends workplace injuries still occur, even if both employers and employees exercise precautionary steps. The National Safety Council (NSC) notes that a worker gets hurt in the workplace every seven seconds, corresponding to almost seven million workplace injuries each year. Accidents still … Read More
Employees hurt in the workplace in California usually have access to remuneration through workers’ compensation. State law enables most injured workers to get compensation for their medical expenses and a part of their lost wages, however, obtaining this compensation isn’t always easy. As an injured worker, there are certain steps that you need to follow when … Read More
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