Asthma involves inflamed airways that can lead to symptoms such as shortness of breath, wheezing, chest tightness and coughing. The severity of asthma can vary from person to person. To qualify for Social Security Disability benefits, individuals with asthma need to...
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Musculoskeletal injuries common among cosmetology professionals
Cosmetology professionals, including hairdressers, barbers and estheticians, play an important role in helping people look and feel their best. However, their work often involves repetitive and demanding tasks that can take a toll on their bodies. As a result,...
Recognizing and preventing work-related injuries in colleges
In 2021 there were 132 work-related fatalities in education, according to the National Safety Council. Although this does not seem like much, educators often consider a college campus a safe place of learning and growth. However, it is important to remember that...
How do neurodevelopmental disorders qualify for SSDI?
The symptoms of a neurodevelopmental disorder can make it hard to earn a living. If this kind of condition impairs your ability to work, you should know that the Social Security Administration evaluates people with neurodevelopmental problems to see if they qualify...
Can you get workers’ comp even if you were partially at fault?
Workplace injuries can be disconcerting, especially when the accident happens partly due to your actions. Florida's laws regarding workers' compensation have nuances that allow for compensation, even if you were partially at fault for your injury. This is beneficial...
Can you still work while receiving SSDI?
As a recipient of Social Security Disability Insurance, you might find yourself wanting or needing to work. Perhaps your medical condition has improved or maybe you would like to supplement your income. The question arises: Can you work while receiving SSDI? The...
On-the-job accidents leading to compensation in construction
The construction industry has a reputation for its high-risk working conditions. Despite strict safety measures, accidents frequently occur on construction sites. These incidents can result in severe injuries, prompting workers to file for workers' compensation....
Understanding the pump act: What nursing mothers need to know
Breastfeeding is an essential component of a baby's health, and many mothers choose to continue breastfeeding after returning to work. However, finding a private and comfortable space to express breast milk can be a challenge in many workplaces. To address this issue,...
Do employers need to protect you from discriminatory customers?
Discrimination in the workplace often takes the form of employee peers or an authority figure such as a manager engaging in bad behavior. With the right proof or evidence, you can claim someone at your work is liable for discrimination. However, what happens when you...
How to deal with a workers’ compensation claim denial
If you receive an injury on the job, workers' compensation insurance often covers medical care, lost wages and disability benefits. Unfortunately, it is common to receive a denial after filing a claim. There are various reasons an employer or insurance company denies...