The latest data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) show that auto mechanics are more likely to experience occupational injuries and illnesses than the average worker. In 2015, more than 15,000 work-related injuries were reported by mechanics alone. In addition, there may be a large number of unreported injuries, and the total figure could … Read more
Janitors play a major role in maintaining the hygiene and cleanliness of residential and commercial buildings. In other words, they are indirectly responsible for keeping many individuals healthy. Unfortunately, janitors are often exposed to serious risks of injury and health hazards. Every year, over 46,000 janitors suffer work-related injuries that require time away from work, … Read more
Work related ankle & knee injuries are often a result of slip and falls, repetitive motion, abnormal motions, or twisting of the ankle. The knee is the load bearing joint in the body, and any injury to it can be extremely painful and difficult to heal. Work related knee injuries could be a result of … Read more
A psychological injury can be just as debilitating to an individual as a physical injury. Most people associate collecting workers comp benefits with an accidental physical injury from work. They don’t consider circumstances where a person’s mental capacity has been affected by an unforeseen event that makes it difficult to function during normal activities. If you … Read more