One of the most common injuries you could sustain at work is the rotator cuff injury. According to Mayo Clinic, rotator cuff injuries may occur because of a single incident or repetitive overhead activity. If you have an occupation where you have to lift heavy items...
Workers’ Compensation
Are you aware of the workers’ comp “going and coming” rule?
If you are injured in a traffic accident on your way to work, can you submit a claim for workers’ compensation benefits? The answer is maybe. It depends on the circumstances, and this is where you need to know about the “going and coming” rule. Understanding the rule...
Do temporary workers have a higher likelihood of injury on the job?
Your work environment may have a range of workers. For example, you may have part-time and full-time employees, contractors and temporary workers. Of these groups, it seems the most at risk for an on-the-job injury are temporary workers. The Wiley Online Library...
More than 40% of construction worker deaths stem from falls
When you make your living working in construction, you face numerous work-related hazards every day. Your job is one of the nation’s more dangerous occupations, and one of the most notable risks you face in your line of work is that of a fall. According to Safety +...
Employers shoulder the cost of workers’ compensation
Workers' compensation is an expense to your employer. Many times, employers will pass costs through to employees for expenses that it has in an attempt to save money. When it comes to workers' compensation, though, this is one case when that is illegal. At Kaylor,...
What does workers’ compensation cover?
Going to work every day should not cause you pain or harm. Yet, here you are, finding yourself dealing with an injury suffered at work. After your initial treatment, you wonder if your employer's insurance will cover the expenses. Get a basic understanding of what may...
Retaliation and your right to workers’ compensation
If you get hurt on the job, you have the right to claim workers' compensation. This can cost your employer money, and some bosses resent that. They may try to intimidate you into not filing your claim or punish you after you do so. The term for this is employer...
Workers’ compensation: what is the deadline to report an injury?
If you have been injured on the job in Florida, you may be entitled to get workers' compensation if your injury is preventing you from going back to work. In some cases, the nature of the job can exacerbate a preexisting condition or disability, worsening it to the...
What should you know before filing a workers comp claim?
You may have sustained a work-related injury, but will this qualify you for workers’ compensation benefits? Learning how the benefit process works will help you decide whether you are eligible to submit a claim. About eligibility Most employers who have four or more...
Can I sue my employer instead of getting workers’ comp?
Suffering an injury at work can be devastating for the rest of your life. Depending on the nature of your injury, you may be seriously disabled in the aftermath and potentially unable to work. In these circumstances, you may receive workers compensation. However, you...

