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Occupational overuse syndrome, or cumulative trauma disorder, may occur when the body performs certain movements over time. It is a common workplace injury, often affecting the hands, wrists, elbows, shoulders, neck and back. Those plagued by work-related overuse...
If you contract a disease by being exposed to a physical, chemical or biological risk factor at work, or an existing condition is aggravated by such factors, you may have an occupational disease. Hence, you may have grounds to file a workers' compensation (WC) claim....
Millions of people work in warehouses maintaining the distribution of goods. These jobs are often well-paid and can support a household. While this kind of job may give people a living wage, it often comes with some drawbacks. Warehouse workers are highly susceptible...
There are some jobs that come with an increased risk of interpersonal violence. For example, those who work in law enforcement or professional security services understand that their physical safety could be at risk while they perform their jobs. The unfortunate truth...
Workers’ compensation helps ensure employees’ rights and well-being after a work-related accident that results in injuries. It is a no-fault insurance program designed to provide medical benefits and financial support to employees who need it. When a work-related...
The office might seem like a very safe workplace. However, it comes with hidden risks and hazards that can cause serious or even life-altering injuries. Understanding the risks that come with office work can help you take precautions to prevent them from happening in...
Properly fit eyewear is crucial for eye protection in the workplace. When eyewear does not fit correctly, it compromises its ability to safeguard workers from potential hazards. Here, you can learn how ill-fitting eyewear can contribute to workplace injuries,...
The construction industry is often labeled as one of the most dangerous that a person can work in. It does lead to the most fatal accidents every year, and there are many construction workers who suffer serious but survivable injuries. Part of the reason for the...
How bad can a simple slip, trip and fall be when you’re in an office? The answer is “pretty bad.” It may surprise you to learn that falls are the number one type of office accident and the number one cause of disabling injuries among office workers. Although most...
Every workplace has its share of hazards and hazards. When these hazards lead to injuries or an illness while advancing your employer’s interests, you may be eligible for financial restitution through a workers’ compensation claim. However, workers’ compensation...
