Generally, people who work at manufacturing and construction sites face the highest risk for a workplace injury. Being around heavy machinery, hazardous substances, and other similar dangers is commonplace at…
Whether your teen has a summertime job or a part-time gig during the year, it’s important to know that the specific types of jobs that teens are usually most eligible…
As we move further into the digital age, our jobs are increasingly tech-centric. No matter what field you work in, there's a good chance that a large portion of your…
Insurance companies don’t always have an injured person’s best interests in mind when making decisions. In fact, they’ll do everything in their power to avoid paying out claims. That’s because…
Traumatic brain injuries are an unfortunately common workplace injury. They occur any time a person’s brain hits the inside of their skull. Even the most minor of concussions can forever…
When you’re injured at work in California, you typically advise your employer and start a workers’ compensation case. However, if your employer is a close friend or family member, you…
Have you ever worked a temp job—or thought about giving temp work a whirl? Whether you get hired for just one day’s worth of work, or you come on board…
Working on a factory floor taxes the body and requires constant awareness of your surroundings. In 2019 alone, there were 336 factory fatalities, and the rate of injury was 3.3…
Workers’ compensation benefits aren’t just for injuries caused by falling from scaffolding, slipping in the warehouse, or getting hit on the head by a 2x4 on the job site. People…
Poorly trained employees can create a dangerous work environment and increase the chances of a workplace injury occurring. Despite this reality, some employers decline to providing formal safety training to…
