It's no secret that asthma is a common respiratory illness affecting millions of people in the United States every year. But what you may not know is that your job could be contributing to your asthma symptoms. If you've recently been diagnosed with asthma, you may...
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Electrical hazards at work and your rights
Electrocution is one of the most common causes of workplace accidents on construction sites. Employers must provide proper training and safeguards for workers to help prevent these incidents. If you are injured by electrical hazards, you can likely recover workers’...
How can the right clothing reduce the need for workers’ comp?
When you work for an employer, they are expected to do what they can to keep you safe. Obviously, there are reasonable limits, as if they were to wrap you in cotton wool, nothing would get done. One of the safety measures that is easy and relatively cheap for...
Recent deaths at New Jersey Amazon warehouses being investigated
People who work in warehouses face a variety of dangers. The online retail behemoth Amazon has drawn attention and complaints from employees and safety advocates for their work conditions and the daily rate of output expected of its workers. Now, three deaths this...
Common causes of construction site injuries
Modern construction sites have several hazards present. While there are multiple ways someone could be hurt, some accidents and injuries are more common than others. In fact, OSHA has created a list of the “Fatal Four” construction site accidents. Find out what they...
3 reasons violence is a major risk for hospital workers
Working in a hospital is far more dangerous than the average person realizes. Hospital workers get injured more frequently than construction workers based on job injury statistics. Most of those injuries relate to overexertion while providing patient care. Roughly...
Is it rude not to talk to your passengers when driving?
What pops into your head when you think about a cab driver? Is it a grumpy driver who doesn’t say a word other than to tell you the price? Or someone who launches into a story the moment you get in, pausing only to look in the mirror and check you are paying...
How do functional capacity evaluations and IMEs differ?
When you have a workers’ compensation claim in New Jersey, you may be subjected to either a functional capacity evaluation (FCE) or an independent medical examination (IME) – or both. Protecting your interests is a lot easier when you understand the purpose of each of...
Workplace overexertion can lead to shoulder injuries
Many people don’t realize how much they use their shoulders each day. Regardless of what type of work you do, your shoulders get a good workout on every shift. Suffering a shoulder injury can have a negative impact on your ability to do your work duties. It can also...
What if your employer closes while you’re on workers’ comp?
The past couple of years has been tough on many businesses. Some have had to close their doors permanently. So what happens if you’ve had to take time away from work while you heal from a work-related injury or illness and your employer goes out of business? Maybe you...