Serving injured workers
It’s normal to need some time off work to recover after suffering accident injuries. Workers’ compensation is often necessary to pay for medical expenses and cover lost income after incidents on the job. However, no matter how or where injuries occur, they can affect...
Many Americans celebrate our nation’s freedom on the Fourth of July. However, you don’t need to be a patriot (or a citizen, for that matter) to appreciate a day off work, fireworks and various party invites. You have the right to celebrate as you see fit. You also...
Employees throughout New York can file a workers’ compensation claim for injuries suffered on the job. Even if you know there are benefits available, though, you might have some questions about getting what you need. Workers’ compensation benefits won’t automatically...
As a high school or college student, earning extra cash over the summer might be the only way for you to afford your tuition, books and social events. Many of these seasonal positions are outdoors, such as for landscaping, waterparks, fairs and camps. You might enjoy...
Immigrant employees work alongside American citizens in virtually all professions across the United States. As such, documentation shouldn’t affect the benefits available through an individual’s job. Federal and state labor laws prohibit discrimination at work. For...
Not all workers complete their job duties in an office. Delivery drivers, Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) and law enforcement officers, among others, spend a high percentage of each workday behind the wheel. Those whose jobs require spending a significant amount...
Workers’ compensation can be important for your recovery after an accident on the job. However, do regulations put your benefits at risk? Somewhat unfortunately for your personal financial accounts, deductions like taxes are subtracted from your earnings before you...
Some of the most common ways employees suffer workplace injuries include a slip, trip or fall while on the job. These incidents are especially prevalent among retail employees, food service workers and those employed in health care centers – places with consistent...
New Yorkers have the right to file a workers’ compensation claim for illnesses and injuries suffered on the job. Despite a general understanding about the possibility of an employer covering medical expenses if you get hurt at work, you might not know much about the...
Workers' compensation claims commonly involve Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (CTS). Finger numbness, tingling and weakness sometimes result from temporary stress in the hand or wrist. A reduction in fine motor skills can prove debilitating. When problems interfere with...