Category: Workers’ Compensation

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone. Heat-related workplace injuries are a significant concern for many occupations, especially in the summer. Although they are a more obvious threat in outdoor industries, they can still occur inside buildings or individual rooms that are not well ventilated. Humans can get acclimated to working in the

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone. A surprising number of workers live with considerable pain and discomfort caused by repetitive stress injuries they gained at work. In addition to affecting their quality of life, these injuries can lead to significant medical bills and impair their ability to work. Unfortunately, many people just

Businesses in Massachusetts must adhere to both federal and state laws when paying and providing benefits to their employees. Some of the most important laws that dictate an employee’s benefits are those regarding the status of a worker. This includes both exempt and non-exempt statuses, as well as whether or not one is classified as

Of all the industries in the U.S., construction is one of the most dangerous for workers. And of all the fatal injuries suffered by construction workers, falls are the most common cause. Though falls are almost always preventable, the fact that they continue to plague the industry suggests that employers are not doing enough to

This content has been reviewed by Jason D. Stone When you’re injured on the job, you’re typically entitled to compensation in the form of workers’ compensation benefits. However, there are a few circumstances in which an injured worker is not covered by an employer through workers’ comp insurance. If your employer doesn’t carry workers’ compensation