Some employers are revitalizing their return-to-work programs for injured workers. You are not responsible for the unforeseen injury you incur at work, and you have a right to recover fully before returning to work. The workers’ compensation will take care of your expenses while you are recuperating. But, some employers have a Return-to-Work program and … Read more
If you have been injured at work, there are certain steps you need to take to ensure your benefits. You were injured on the job in Missouri and don’t know what to do next. Even if you don’t think the injury is serious, you never know what might happen. Small injuries, such as bumps on … Read more
Custodial workers, like janitors and housekeeping staff, work around the clock to make sure the premises they are in charge of remain clean, disinfected, and well maintained. Custodial workers jobs are ridden with risks of exposure to hazardous substances, as well as work environmental dangers that can lead to work-related injuries. In this post, St. … Read more
Each year, millions of American workers are injured in the workplace. The 2016 Liberty Mutual Workplace Safety Index has revealed that the most debilitating, non-fatal work related injures amounted to $62 billion in workers compensation costs. The top 10 causes contributed to 82.5% or $51.06 billion of the total costs. In other words, businesses spend … Read more
Firefighters truly put their lives on the line to protect the community. In 2014 an estimated 63,350 firefighters were injured on the job. The sound of a ringing bell and a blinking red light send Missouri’s brave firefighters out in a hurry, ready to battle any degree of dangerous fires in an attempt to save … Read more