The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries released information to the public showing that there were 4,609 fatalities in U.S. workplaces in 2010. It was down only slightly from the year...
The Bureau of Labor Statistics’ National Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries released information to the public showing that there were 4,609 fatalities in U.S. workplaces in 2010. It was down only slightly from the year...
Workers’ compensation laws protect the rights of workers and allow for a means of recovery in the case of injury. There was a recent legislative win in Congress regarding the national workers’ compensation law. The...
Fall back, spring ahead. Many people repeat this phrase in their heads twice a year to remember which way to set their clocks. “Fall back” will soon be upon us, and many people are dreading it. Even though we get an extra...
There is a plan in place that many companies are taking part in. That plan is to dump workers’ compensation insurance and determine on their own how they will provide care for injured workers. A national association...
Despite the name, the degenerative joint injury known as “tennis elbow” does not always come from sports-related impacts or motions. Anyone whose job requires manual labor—especially individuals who...