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If you are injured at work, or have a work-related illness, immediately report the accident to your employer or a supervisor. If you don't report your accident within 30 days, you may lose your right to benefits. Get a copy of the accident report. Seek medical help...

When an accident happens, a written notification should be provided to your employer as soon as possible, but within 30 days. If you fail to notify your employer, within 30 days after the date of injury, you may lose your rights to workers' compensation benefits. ...

If the coronavirus pandemic has taught us anything, working from home has a lot of perks. For example: no commuting, better work-life balance, and fewer distractions (goodbye, compulsory work birthday parties). But are you protected under workers' compensation laws...

If you pay attention to news about workers’ compensation claims, it’s usually a lot of information about workers’ comp problems and how it hurts employers or about how employers need to work harder to save money. But what about employees? Workers’ comp is supposed to...

Much has changed in the two-and-a-half years since March 2020, when most of the country went into lockdown due to COVID-19 and most businesses moved to remote work models. As a result of mass layoffs and employee absences due to COVID-19, the Great Resignation was...

Any time that an employee is injured while on the job, that person is eligible to receive financial compensation for the injuries inflicted. This program is known as worker’s compensation and is a right afforded to any employee across the nation. There are however...