Many people suffer from mental illnesses like anxiety. It is not uncommon to develop these because of the fast-paced, performance-based nature of most careers today. California workers facing anxiety-related challenges may wonder if they qualify for workers'...
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Repetitive stress injuries affect 1.8 million workers a year
Repetitive stress injuries are a growing concern in the American workforce, affecting employees across various industries. These injuries can have serious consequences for both workers and employers. Also known as musculoskeletal disorders, RSIs are a group of...
4 misconceptions about filing for workers’ compensation
In the bustling state of California, numerous employees work in various sectors, from tech giants in Silicon Valley to the entertainment industries in Hollywood. With such a broad spectrum of jobs, accidents and injuries at the workplace are not uncommon. Fortunately,...
Assaults of doctors, nurses an ongoing problem in health care
The safety of health care professionals, particularly doctors and nurses, is an ongoing concern in the medical field. The issue of assaults against these dedicated individuals is a pressing matter that requires prompt attention. Addressing this issue requires a...
How should you document a workplace injury?
A workplace injury can result in injuries that make it difficult for you to return to work or take care of things at home. Following the accident, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits to help with the recovery process. However, you must document the...
How to file a repetitive stress workers’ comp claim in California
Repetitive stress injuries can be debilitating and affect your ability to perform your job. The California workers' compensation system supports individuals suffering from RSIs. This is what you need to do to file a workers' comp claim for an RSI in the Golden State....
What kind of work can an employer offer an injured worker?
A commonly cited statistic from the Bureau of Labor Statistics found that injured employees have only a 50% chance of returning to the workplace after six months have passed. So it is in your interest to see if your employer can give you any kind of work as you...
How do you know if you are losing your hearing?
A painful injury at work may cause an abrupt loss of hearing. However, sometimes work environments gradually erode your ability to hear. It might take a while to notice difficulties hearing other people or the world around you. Being aware of signs of gradual hearing...
3 common repetitive motion injuries
Repetitive motion injuries are a common source of workers’ compensation claims. These injuries often result from work environments that require the same motion repeatedly, and they can cause pain, reduced range of motion and reduced productivity. Eventually,...
Can you maintain your job through a temporary disability?
A temporary disability may prevent you from doing your job, but you might still desire to keep your role. Whether or not you can reasonably maintain your responsibilities will require collaboration with your employer. Knowing some strategies for safekeeping your job...