People with jobs that involve tasks, such as assembly line work, scanning groceries, keyboarding or hammering nails, may not think of these tasks as hazardous. However, overtime, these workers could develop what’s known as a repetitive strain injury (RSI). In fact, this problem affects about 1.8 million employees each year, according to the Occupational Safety and Health…
Typically, when an employee gets injured at work, they will file for a workers’ compensation claim and get paid the employer’s insurance. But the main question is, should the same happen for remote workers? Here is everything you need to know about Wisconsin workers’ compensation. Remote working is not new to many organizations. More organizations continue…
Accidents happen, and accidents at work are even more commonplace than you could even imagine. Because of this, every state is required to get and maintain workers’ compensation insurance for the health, wellness, and protection of you, the employee. To assist in preventing injuries and accidents in the workplace, it’s essential for employers to create…
If you get injured at work or contract illness as a direct result of your job, you could be eligible for a workers’ compensation benefit. Unfortunately, every year, twice as many workers’ compensation claims are denied than are approved. A claim can be denied for either of the following three reasons: The workers’ compensation claim…
Work-related injuries and illnesses can cause suffering and financial difficulties. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Things can be much easier if you seek a workers’ compensation claim for medical expenses, missed wages, vocational rehabilitation, and death benefits. You don’t have to do it alone; a reputable workers’ compensation lawyer can help. But why do you need a workers’…
