Burn injuries could take place in many workplaces, and thousands of people suffer burns while on the job annually. The burns could be severe, leading to a stay in a New Jersey hospital. An unexpected injury might also bring forth other unfortunate consequences. Unable...
Workers’ Compensation
Do I get workers comp if I’m injured by a coworker?
Most employees spend the majority of their hours on the job around their coworkers. While there is a level of camaraderie that comes with this, it also opens up the possibility for you to suffer injury at the hands of a negligent coworker. Fortunately, you can still...
Unscheduled losses and what they mean
Unfortunately, workplace accidents are common in New Jersey and throughout the country. As an employee, it is important to understand the various aspects of a workplace injury as it will affect in the type and amount of workers' compensation you receive. The category...
Work-related respiratory illnesses and their causes
Thousands of workers in New Jersey and around the country develop work-related illnesses each year, and it is often substances in the air that makes them sick. Crystalline silica and asbestos are known workplace dangers that have been linked to several deadly...
How can workers in New Jersey file for workers’ compensation?
If an individual has been injured on the job in New Jersey, there are certain procedures they should follow to ensure that they're eligible for workers' compensation. Here's what workers should do after suffering from a job site injury. What should workers do after...
Injuries commonly faced by workers in machine shops
Machine shop workers in New Jersey understand that their work environment is more dangerous than what many people contend with on other jobs. It is essential for these workers to stay aware and alert each day to avoid injury. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports...
Workplace injuries and fatalities continue to decline
Workers in New Jersey face the risk of accidents and injuries at their jobs, and different industries pose different types of risks. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration was created by the Occupational Safety and Health Act in 1970. Since that time, OSHA...
Protecting yourself at work when it is hot outside
Working outside in the New Jersey heat can be dangerous and heat-related work injuries are very common. Heatstroke is a serious medical condition that happens when the body’s temperature is out of control and rises to up to 106 degrees Fahrenheit within only a few...
Nurses must protect themselves on the job
New Jersey hospitals can be a busy place where mishaps happen, so nurses may find themselves at risk for injuries. There are some ways for nurses to cut down their chances of an injurious accident. Hospital staff should never overlook the value of cleanliness....
Keeping construction workers safe from fall-related hazards
In New Jersey and across the U.S., many construction site owners are failing to raise awareness of fall-related hazards and provide adequate training to employees. The results are injuries that leave victims with short- or long-term disabilities and that cost...
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