Each year, thousands of Boston workers and tens of thousands of Massachusetts laborers are injured in job-related accidents or suffer work-related illnesses. And a closer look at the statistics reveals some interesting details about the most dangerous occupations and the most common types of workplace ailments. Massachusetts Workplace Injuries: By the Numbers In 2016—the most
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Companies who hire employees have a responsibility to protect their workers’ well-being at all times. Too often though, failure to meet such standards results in serious injuries or the untimely deaths of workers. The Boston Workers Compensation Lawyers with Jason Stone Injury Lawyers explain that a common, yet preventable, workplace hazard that results in a large
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A recent study released by the Workers Compensation Research Institute has shown many doctors, including several in Massachusetts, are not following proper procedures and treatment guidelines when prescribing narcotic painkillers to injured workers. The Boston Globe reports that nearly one in 12 injured employees who were given prescription painkillers, like Oxycodone or Vicodin, were still taking
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