Employee dangers typically vary by industry. However, even those employed in a seemingly safe position could suffer from a work-related illness or injury. Jobs that primarily require computer work, for example, can create vision concerns. Although eye discomfort could...
Serving injured workers
Month: January 2021
Does working from home create a need for physical therapy?
During the past year, many employees transitioned from reporting to the office each morning to clearing a place at the kitchen table. Parents have spent months struggling to find a balance between completing their required job duties and helping their children...
Working from home: who’s responsible for injuries?
Rather than shut down, many businesses across the country implemented policies enabling employees to work remotely during the pandemic. Although you might have been able to work from home on occasion before the coronavirus factored into day-to-day operations,...
Shoulder injuries: timing is important in treatment
Many people don’t give much consideration to body mechanics until something hurts. For example, a rotator cuff injury can inhibit activity throughout all aspects of life. Aches and pains are common within the group of tendons and muscles that hold your arm in your...
How can I protect myself against bad drivers?
New Yorkers tend to lead a fast-paced lifestyle. Whether securing business deals, exploring art installations or meeting friends for coffee, people are constantly on the move. While the state’s culture is unlike any other, the typical drive to do more things – faster...
Do some companies put their employees at risk of injury?
Many employees know that workers’ compensation may be available if a job-related accident or illness requires medical treatment. For those who need time off work to recover, these benefits can help with financial obligations. Although some jobs have more inherent...