Construction sites can easily be among the most dangerous workplaces. That’s why it’s crucial that those responsible for the projects taking place on these sites take all necessary precautions to keep workers safe. Even those working to ensure a site’s safety aren’t...
Workplace Accidents
2 steps employers can take to reduce slip-and-fall accidents
There are multiple compelling reasons why organizations need insurance. One of them is the prevalence of workplace accidents. When you hire people to work in your organization, you are basically responsible for their safety and well-being. One of the most common...
Hazards workers need to avoid
There are several tripping, falling, and slipping hazards that workers need to be aware of in order to stay safe in a working environment in Hackensack, New Jersey. Read below to learn more about how to stay safe. Tripping hazards Technically, anything can cause...
Do you qualify for temporary total disability?
If you've been injured on the job in New Jersey, you've likely filed for worker's compensation benefits. These benefits are there to help people who have been injured pay for their medical bills, other medical-related expenses and lost wages throughout the healing...
Your frequent migraines may be from a workplace accident
Many workplace accidents in New Jersey result in concussions, and the lasting impact of these brain injuries can cause persistent migraines. If an injured worker does not take the time to recover from a concussion or suffers back-to-back concussions, he or she may not...
A large number of employees report smartphone distractions
An increased number of employees in New Jersey report using smartphones and other digital devices on the job. While most people see this as an issue with productivity, being distracted by smartphones can actually cause workplace injuries. A recent study showed that...
Proactive companies take holistic approach to workplace safety
Employers in New Jersey that adopt proactive strategies to limit worker injuries and illnesses have much to gain. They might increase productivity while reducing the costs associated with treating injured workers. The Total Worker Health concept promoted by the...
Keys to a healthy work environment
Regardless of their industry, New Jersey employers have a duty to provide a safe environment for their employees. There are several keys to a safe workplace, and they include clean indoor air, ergonomic designs and continual training on how to identify and address...
The law supports workers who report unsafe working conditions
Under ideal circumstances, employers and workers in New Jersey cooperate to maintain safe working environments. Because workers are often the first people to notice dangerous conditions, the law recognizes that they need protection when reporting problems. If a hazard...
How to identify and assess workplace hazards
Thousands of New Jersey workers face significant job-related hazards each day. Many of these hazards occur in traditionally dangerous industries, such as construction and agriculture. However, statistics show that people working in industries that are generally...