California's workers' compensation system provides support for employees who suffer from work-related injuries or illnesses, including temporary disabilities. Temporary disability benefits aim to assist workers during their recovery period, ensuring they can meet...
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Injured at work, now what? How to file a claim when your employer does not
Under Labor Code 5401(a), an employer must provide a claim form (Division of Workers’ Compensation claim form “DWC-1”) within one working day of receiving notice or knowledge of your work injury that results in lost time beyond the employee’s work shift or that...
The link between age and repetitive strain injuries
As people grow older, their bodies undergo changes that can affect their overall health and well-being. One area that often goes unnoticed is the increased risk of repetitive stress injuries that come with age. It is important for all workers to explore the...
What are common signs of organ damage?
When you think of workplace injuries, you might typically picture visible wounds like cuts or bruises. However, not all injuries are easy to see. In fact, some of the most serious damage can lie underneath the surface and not present until days or weeks later,...
More than a fifth of all workplace injuries involve overexertion
Workplace injuries are a common concern, with overexertion ranking among the leading causes. This type of injury occurs when employees push their physical limits beyond what their bodies can handle. Whether due to lifting heavy objects, performing repetitive motions...