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Workers in just about any profession could get hurt on the job. They could also eventually acquire a job-related health condition, like a repetitive stress disorder. Those who are employees and not independent contractors typically have some coverage through workers'...
Experiencing sudden pain or discomfort can be a cause for concern. As a construction worker, you're no stranger to various aches and strains – they're part of your demanding job. Over time, you may have found ways to ignore these aches or have conditioned your body to...
Minnesota law has provisions allowing qualified workers to take advantage of vocational rehabilitation or retraining benefits if they meet specific conditions. These benefits aid workers who cannot return to their jobs because of work injuries or disabilities. Their...
The medical benefits available through workers' compensation in Minnesota are part of what makes filing a claim the right choice for those injured on the job. Instead of needing to pay a specific percentage of their medical expenses themselves or cover a...
Injuries due to others’ negligence can take a heavy toll on several aspects of the victims’ lives. Not only do victims experience the physical and emotional effects of their injuries, but they also suffer from financial losses. Usually, medical malpractice victims...
If you get a work-related injury, you’re entitled to several benefits through Minnesota’s workers’ compensation system. One is wage loss benefits, which cover the wages you lost due to injuries preventing you from returning to work. You’ll receive wage loss benefits...
One thing we learned from the pandemic is that many of us can do our jobs from home just as well as we do in the office. The year 2020 proved to businesses that they could be adaptable and taught employees to embrace work-life balance. As more organizations continue...
Lead is relatively abundant and easy to process, and it is generally durable and effective at inhibiting corrosion. For these reasons, despite its harmful effects on humans, it continues to see much usage in various industries, including construction. Indeed,...
Workers' compensation benefits take some of the risk out of having a job. Companies would likely have to pay much more to hire people for jobs like construction or hospital work where the risk of injury is very high if workers could end up severely hurt on the job...
In the midst of the clamor of jackhammers and the rumble of heavy machinery, a hidden danger awaits construction workers – vibration-induced disorders. Prolonged exposure to repetitive vibrations can harm their health long-term. These conditions can lead to...
