A lot of people think a work injury can end one of two ways: either the worker fully recovers after getting adequate treatment, in which case they return to work as if nothing ever happened, or they are left disabled and cannot work again. However, there is also a grey area where you may still … Read more
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are roughly 2.8 million temporary employees in the US workforce. Temps provide a much-needed solution to many issues with employment, from seasonal demands that require additional workers to help companies meet demands (like during the holidays) to filling in the spot of a worker that needs … Read more
According to the law, employees are entitled to workers’ compensation if they get injured while doing their job. That might not always happen at the place of employment. The laws are pretty clear when it comes to injuries suffered at your place of employment. If you get injured while doing your job, then you are … Read more
There is a procedure that must be followed in these cases, and any tiny mistake can, unfortunately, hurt the chances of your claim being approved. In Missouri, if you get injured on the job you can file a workers compensation claim and cover the costs of your medical treatment through these benefits. It’s like a … Read more
If you are receiving workers comp benefits and find out the company you work for is closing, you may understandably be worried about what will happen to your benefits. Getting injured while performing work duties can make you eligible for receiving workers compensation. If you have already been declared eligible for it and started receiving … Read more
Workers compensation laws are a fairly complex piece of legislation, and it can be very difficult to go through them without a broader understanding of the legal system. When you apply for workers compensation benefits, you may be asked to make a very important decision: settle the claim or keep lifetime medical coverage. However, without … Read more