Whether we like it or not, we’ll suffer injuries due to repetitive job duties. A job that’s all about doing the same tasks time and time again leads to critical and lasting physical injuries. Several other physical injuries that happened due to repetitious duties entitles injured employees to worker’s compensation benefits. We can help you … Read More
Most of us may not think about worker’s compensation injuries when we work in an office setting, but workplace injuries are just as likely to occur there as in a warehouse or factory. While you may immediately consider injuries that happen with slip and falls or faulty equipment, more workplace injuries today involve something much … Read More
You go to work every day, following the same routine from morning until the end of your workday. You likely perform the same tasks and duties hour after hour, day after day, week after week without much variation. This routine is something you get accustomed to, but one morning, after doing this for months or … Read More
Slip and fall accidents are some of the most common kinds of at-work accidents. Some studies say that these injuries account for up to 25% of all workplace accidents. These accidents can be some of the most devastating, particularly when they cause head trauma, or otherwise make it impossible to work. Here at the ODG … Read More
A shockingly high number of people suffer injuries due to repetitive job duties every year in the United States. Caused by making the same movement again and again without respite, many workers in America failed to have the injury properly assessed, and also don’t report cumulative trauma injuries. It is estimated that the accounts of … Read More
Evidence shows that injuries caused by repetitive actions are some of the costliest occupational problems in the US, affecting many thousands of workers in the States, and costing employers more than $20 billion in compensation annually. The majority of occupational repetitive illnesses occur in the upper part of the body, including the hand, wrist, elbow … Read More
When you work at the same task again and again for many months or years, you are likely to notice small pains related to this action. Known as cumulative trauma injuries, or repetitive strain injuries, these are caused by the repeated movement and damage caused to your body by repetitive labor. If you perform the … Read More
When you think about what you do at work every day, you may realize that many of the tasks you perform are quite repetitive. It could be that you spend all day typing or entering data at your computer or desk. Perhaps you work in a factory or on an assembly line and perform the … Read More
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