Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) are common workplace injuries nowadays. With so many people spending their working day sat in one place or glued to their computer, it’s no surprise. These are not natural actions for humans, and our bodies are not designed for them....
You were hurt on the job, and it’s pretty serious. You filed for workers’ compensation benefits as soon as you could, but the benefits aren’t nearly enough to cover all of your needs. Is there anything else you can do? Most of the time, workers’ compensation is your...
Doctors, nurses, anesthetists and other healthcare professionals devote long hours to care for the sick and injured among us. This is, without a doubt, one of the toughest jobs out there. And it does come with its share of dangers and hazards too. There are several...
When thinking of dangerous professions, being a teacher is not one that usually springs to mind. Many teachers do, however, find themselves injured while at work at some point during their careers. The demands of the job can often lead to physical, or mental, injury...
As a nurse, you have a calling to care for your parents. And you probably love your job so much that the last thing you want is to slow down and become one. Unfortunately, nurses are exposed to a range of hazards while at work. One of the most common injuries nurses...
Car accidents are one of the main ways that people get injured every day in the United States. These injuries can range from very minor issues to life-changing conditions. If you get injured in a car accident on the job, you may wonder if you can seek workers’ comp....
After you get hurt on the job, you will likely require medical evaluation and then treatment. Sometimes, all you need is for a doctor to x-ray your arm and set a broken bone. Other times, you may require surgery and then months of physical therapy to fully recover...
People who work in virtually all capacities in the medical profession can be at risk of injury and illness. From needle sticks to injuries from lifting patients to dealing with violent patients and family members and much more, health care professionals face unique...
Social media is a fun way to connect with family and friends, share funny pictures and memes and relax after a long day at work. While you may enjoy sharing about your life on social media, avoiding social media may be best if you are injured at work and have filed a...
After you sustain a workplace injury, you naturally want to get back to work as soon as possible – but not every injury heals the way that people hope. There’s a possibility that you may be left with permanent injuries that won’t heal. Once you’ve reached the point of...