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What do construction workers, roofers and laborers have in common? Quite a lot. Not only do many of their duties overlap, but they also face a high level of physical risk on the job. Because of this, many workers in this field will need to know as much as possible...
Injuries take place as a result of any number of actions or failures to act. Though you incurred an injury at work, in some instances a third party could bear the responsibility for the damage caused. In certain cases, your employer may contract with other companies...
An accident at work can happen when you least expect it. Depending on the situation, you could sustain serious injuries that make it difficult to get back to work and perform the functions of everyday life. When you get hurt on the job, you can become eligible for...
Have you placed your aging parents in a nursing home because they are unable to properly care for themselves? When you chose the home, you probably investigated its reputation, safety record and licensing, hoping that your loved ones will be safe and well cared for....
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration notes that unguarded machines could cause severe workplace accidents. Operating inadequately safeguarded equipment may lead to debilitating injuries that could result in amputations. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics...
You may qualify for social security disability insurance benefits if you suffer from a mental health illness. The Social Security Administration (SSA) recognizes certain mental health conditions as disabling. If you have a diagnosis that meets one of the categories...
You do not need to be a builder to suffer trauma at a construction site. Many public places undergo renovations every day, putting their customers at risk. An unfinished place of business poses risks like falling debris, slick floors or structure collapse. Protect...
If you apply for Social Security disability insurance, the Social Security Administration will confirm that you have enough work credits to qualify. The amount of credits you have depends on how many years you have worked at an eligible job. Review the factors that...
If you plan to file for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits, the Social Security Administration (SSA) will want to know as much about your injury or illness as possible. The forms to fill out contain many questions, most of which are easy to answer....
Workers' compensation exists to compensate employees injured by accidents at work and those who suffer occupational disease. For an injury to qualify for a workers' compensation claim in North Carolina, the injury must have occurred within the scope of employment....
