Maybe you fell off of a ladder while dusting a display and ended up with a concussion, or perhaps one of your co-workers accidentally backed over your foot in a company vehicle and broke two of your bones. When you get hurt at work, the injuries that you suffer can...
One of the worst things about getting hurt at work is that you need to take a leave of absence to recover. The more severe your injury is, the more time you may go without a steady paycheck. Unless you purchased a private disability policy of your own, you will likely...
With clear weather on the horizon, Pennsylvania construction workers will soon begin to see their schedules quickly filling up. From road construction and renovation projects to full-scale site erection, huge projects will soon begin to take shape. Unfortunately,...
Naturally, an on-the-job injury has brought significant concerns. As a result, you may temporarily be unable to work. However, you understand that worker’s compensation benefits are available since your employer pays for such insurance. Promptly seek these benefits...
We know about the obvious risks faced by public safety workers. Just about every say, law enforcement officers, firefighters and paramedics face dangers that the average person would not expect on the job. Natural disasters, illnesses and physical attacks are among...
Many people in Pennsylvania work on job sites where there is a risk of eye injury. Even if you don’t work in the construction industry, you may work around chemicals, steam or fluids that could potentially damage your eyes. Eye injuries are common Each day in the US,...
If you spend just a few minutes on a Pennsylvania construction site, you'll likely be able to identify a number of potential safety hazards. They may include falling objects, toxic fumes, and inadequate access to personal protective equipment. However, there may be...
When a Pennsylvania employee suffers an injury on the job, workers' compensation offers a no-fault system that provides certain benefits. An employee generally gives up the right to sue the employer in exchange. In some cases, however, employees may also file a...
When one thinks of Pennsylvania workplace injuries, most envision back problems and trip and fall accidents. However, research shows that eye injuries make up a huge part of the accidents that happen while on the job. Thankfully, there are ways to protect your vision...
Employers in Pennsylvania and throughout the country are obligated to ensure that workplaces are safe for their employees. To reinforce this, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration has guidelines for certain situations. Worksite dangers Any worksite can be...