As a part-time employee, you are likely no stranger to juggling multiple responsibilities. But what happens when you sustain an injury on the job? Can you still count on workers' compensation to support you during your recovery? Part-time employees are generally...
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The 2 main types of workplace fall protection systems
One of the top reasons for workplace fatalities is that workers suffer serious injuries in falls. If you look at some industries, such as construction, falls are the number one reason for fatal accidents. This is why many workplaces use fall protection systems,...
Does workers’ comp consider who was at fault?
You’re climbing a ladder at work when you slip and fall. You suffer a serious injury when you hit the ground. Perhaps you have a spinal cord injury or a traumatic brain injury. It is going to keep you out of work for a significant amount of time. You want to seek...
Workplace knee injuries or pain should not be dismissed
Contrary to popular belief, a work-related knee injury can be more dire than it seems, sometimes leading to chronic mobility problems or even disability. Unfortunately, knee injuries occur frequently across many industries, threatening the ability to work. Below is a...
3 serious illnesses caused by asbestos exposure at work
Professionals in many fields have experienced asbestos exposure at work. From those who work on ships to those in manufacturing facilities, many employees have encountered asbestos, possibly without any safety gear. Prior to strict modern regulations, high levels of...
What are the pros and cons of workers’ comp medical coverage?
Workers' compensation helps to protect people from some of the medical risks inherent in working. There are two main types of benefits available to workers with injuries or job-related illnesses in New Jersey. If an employee requires time away from their job,...
3 myths about workers’ compensation to avoid
Workers’ compensation benefits are there to help injured or ill employees. Applicable employees can use these benefits to cover their medical bills and lost wages in hopes of recovering from their injury or illness. If you are looking to apply for workers’ comp...
Injuries common for ironworkers
Ironworkers provide a valuable service that includes working on structural iron for roads, buildings and bridges. While there are very specific safety rules in place designed to keep them safe, this is still a highly dangerous occupation. The fatality rate of...
Does workers’ comp apply to car accidents?
Workers’ comp benefits can cover costs when someone gets hurt on the job. It can pay a portion of the wages that they’re missing, along with covering their medical bills. Many workers get injured in car accidents. But they may not be sure if these qualify as workplace...
When should you notify your employer about your injury?
Anyone can be injured in the line of duty, whether you are a construction worker or a receptionist. If this happens, you may be eligible for workers' compensation benefits. However, your ability to receive these benefits may depend on when you report the injury. When...