Workers' compensation supports employees who suffer from work-related injuries or illnesses in Pennsylvania. It ensures that workers receive medical care and compensation for lost wages due to their inability to work. Navigating the workers' compensation process can...
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Why female construction workers face additional safety challenges
Construction sites can be exciting and active, with workers collaborating to build structures that shape our cities. However, for female workers, these sites may pose unique challenges that bring an increased risk of injuries. Understanding these factors is key to...
Do mental illnesses qualify workers for workers’ compensation?
All jobs come with a certain level of risk, some more than others. Workers' compensation exists to help employees who sustain injuries or illnesses while performing their work duties. Physical dangers are not all employees face; they may also develop mental illnesses,...
Needlestick injuries may lead to serious infections
Health care workers face numerous occupational hazards in their line of duty. The risk of needlestick injuries is among them. These injuries occur when a sharp medical object, such as a needle or syringe, accidentally punctures the skin. Beyond the immediate pain and...
Is my employer in compliance with workers’ comp rules?
Employers in Pennsylvania have a responsibility to ensure the safety and well-being of their employees while on the job. One crucial aspect of this responsibility is providing workers' compensation insurance coverage. Workers' compensation is a type of insurance that...
More than 70% of nurses experience chronic low back pain
Nurses face a significant occupational hazard: chronic low back pain. The demanding nature of their work, coupled with long hours and challenging work environments, predisposes them to this debilitating condition. Understanding the factors contributing to nurses'...
Assaults of nurses an ongoing problem in health care
Nurses play a key role in providing health care and support to patients, but many of them also experience physical assaults on the job. These assaults can have serious consequences for nurses' physical and emotional well-being, as well as their ability to deliver...
6 types of injuries you may receive when working from home
In the modern era of remote work, many employees find themselves operating from the comfort of their homes. While this arrangement offers flexibility, it also brings forth unique challenges, including the risk of work-related injuries. In some cases, you qualify for...
Common workplace injuries when working with chemicals
Working with chemicals in the manufacturing industry involves handling various substances and operating complex machinery. Your responsibilities in the process are integral in producing essential materials. However, the work environment poses inherent risks that can...
Surprising injuries that can happen to office workers
While people often associate workplace injuries with industries like construction or manufacturing, the office environment is not immune to its share of surprising mishaps. Although offices may appear much safer than outdoor work sites, surprises lurk in unexpected...