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Getting hurt on the job might mean significant financial hardship for a worker and for their close family members. In some cases, a work injury is the result of a minor mistake by an injured worker or someone else on their team. Other times, workers feel very strongly that their employer is to...
If you’re injured or develop an illness at work, then you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. Workers’ comp benefits can help workers recover from their injuries by providing medical benefits and lost wages. Because Texas is a no-fault basis state, you may be eligible for benefits...
If you work at heights, you face extra risks on the job. Now, “heights” can mean a lot of different things, depending on the context. It could be as simple as using a lift in a warehouse or as complex as working on a high-rise construction project. Many workers just spend time on ladders, rooftops...
When someone gets hurt on the job, it automatically affects their employer’s bottom line. Naturally, a lot of employers (and their insurance companies) go out of their way to minimize their losses by looking for ways to minimize or outright deny a workers’ compensation claim. One way they do that...
When you get hurt on the job, it’s a painful reminder of how quickly your life could change. Now, you need to seek medical care and to go through a potentially long recovery. Who can help with that recovery? That depends on the doctor you choose. Short of the Texas Workers’ Compensation Commission...
Workplace accidents that result in amputations change workers’ lives permanently. Amputations of fingers, toes, feet, legs, hands or arms may leave workers unable to work and earn an income. They may struggle with pain, anxiety and dysfunction within their own bodies. If you’re hurt on the job, it...
Repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) can be quite debilitating. They're unlike other medical conditions. Many individuals with RSIs will remain relatively asymptomatic or experience periodic discomfort for months, if not years. The conditions gradually become chronic as the damage to their tendons,...
All workers should have a safe place to get their job duties done. This takes work on the part of the employer because they need to provide the protocol and tools to make this happen. While most companies take pride in having a good safety record, others really don't. Instead, they only worry...
Construction workers have to be very careful as they do their job duties. It is imperative that they understand some of the bigger risks that they face, so they can try to avoid them. Their employers should do the same, so they can develop safety protocol for each site. There are four hazards that...
Manufacturing companies in Texas and throughout the United States are required to ensure that machines are safe to use. This generally means that a machine is properly guarded and that there is a regular maintenance schedule in place. Taking these steps may minimize or eliminate the possibility of...