November 7, 2023
Employees who file for Workers’ Compensation typically have many questions, and finding the correct answers is not always easy. These Workers’ Compensation FAQs can serve as guidelines for anyone who needs more information.
Are There Deadlines for Reporting My Work Injury?
Yes. Work-related injuries should be reported to a supervisor immediately after the fact. » Read More
October 3, 2023
Occupational diseases are medical conditions that result from exposure to certain hazards or harmful conditions in the workplace. These diseases can significantly impact the quality of life, ability to work, and overall health of affected individuals.
An occupational disease is defined as a chronic ailment that occurs as a result of work or occupational activity. It is an aspect of occupational safety and health distinct from occupational injury, » Read More
September 13, 2023
Workers’ Compensation claims are typically processed within weeks or a few months, and that can seem like a long time when you have medical bills and cannot return to work. If the claim is denied or the benefits are insufficient, you may need to file an appeal, which could take even more time to settle. Some laws protect your rights in these situations, » Read More
August 15, 2023
You likely will ask many questions if you suffer an injury at work. One pressing concern is how you would receive your Workers’ Compensation benefits. Fortunately, Pennsylvania’s Workers’ Compensation laws allow injured workers to decide whether a lump sum or weekly benefits is right for them. However, there are both positives and negatives with each decision. » Read More
July 11, 2023
Most Pennsylvania employers must offer their employees Workers’ Compensation benefits. These benefits go into effect after an employee has been injured in a workplace accident. They cover a portion of the employee’s salary and all medical bills related to the accident.
Workers who have been hurt must file a claim to start the Workers’ Compensation process. » Read More
June 20, 2023
Ladder accidents are prevalent in the workplace, particularly in trades such as construction, warehouses, factories, and shipbuilding. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reports that over 20,000 workplace injuries involving ladders occur yearly in the United States, with more than 150 resulting in fatalities. Some of the most common causes of ladder accidents include:
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