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Some jobs expose workers to dangerous substances every day. Over time, this can lead to an increased risk of cancer. Recognizing which jobs are high-risk can help workers stay informed about their legal rights. Here are some key factors to remember. High-risk...
Welding is an essential trade in many industries, but it comes with real risks. Welders often work in hazardous conditions where accidents can happen quickly. Being injured on the job can leave you with substantial medical expenses. Workers’ compensation can help...
Many employees do jobs that require them to use repetitive motions. For those who have to do this with their hands or wrists, there’s a risk of carpal tunnel syndrome. This is a condition that occurs when the median nerve in the wrist is compressed. Office workers,...
When most people think of workers’ compensation, they imagine accidents—slips, falls, heavy lifting or machinery mishaps that cause sudden and visible harm. However, workplace conditions can also lead to serious occupational illnesses that develop over time and that...
Workers can suffer serious injuries, and even fatal injuries, in almost any industry. Even someone who works in what appears to be a relatively safe industry—such as an office job—could suffer severe injuries in a slip-and-fall accident or something of this nature....
Back injuries are one of the most common workplace injuries, affecting employees across various industries. Whether caused by heavy lifting, poor posture or repetitive movements, these injuries can lead to chronic pain and extended recovery times. Back injuries can...
Workers in almost any profession could develop repetitive strain injuries because of their job responsibilities. People tend to think of factory workers or office-based professionals when they contemplate repetitive strain injuries. However, most jobs require that...
The retail industry employs many people in Pennsylvania. While retail is not known as one of the most dangerous industries, accidents and injuries occur. Workers in retail are especially affected by overuse injuries. What are some of the most common overuse injuries...
People who work in the back of house of a restaurant have to work at a fast pace and often face risks that can lead to significant injuries. The back-of-house area includes the food prep area, dishwashing station, kitchen and other workspaces. Workers in the back of...
Most people associate workers' compensation benefits with work injuries. If a manufacturing professional breaks an arm or injures their knee at work, workers' compensation helps them. They receive medical benefits that can pay for their treatment. If they must take...
