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Before going into construction work in California, you should know what the most common construction site injuries are in order to prevent them. You should also know that California law requires all businesses, even those that only have one employee, to have workers'...
Some interesting labor statistics reveal a very positive point: More older persons participate in the workforce today than many years ago because people live longer. Unfortunately, data show that workers over the age of 55 may suffer injuries on the job. Some injuries...
California motorists may experience a variety of injuries from auto accidents, such as lacerations, whiplash, and broken bones. A very serious one is a traumatic brain injury. TBIs are caused by a violent blow to the head, and they range from mild to severe. Types of...
California workers are injured on the job every day. While some may experience temporary injuries, others may experience career-ending ones. Knowing how to jump into a new career will help to ensure a smoother rebuilding of your lifestyle. Decide on a new career After...
Lines between work and home have been blurred as more and more companies are ditching their offices for work from home life. Working from home can be convenient, but it's also making California residents ask about what will happen if they're injured while on the job....
Back injuries are a huge concern among workers in California - and for good reason. Even minor back pain can make it difficult to perform your job and maintain your normal routine after work. If left untreated, back pain can force you to take time off work. There are...
Accidents happen at work. Thankfully, the state of California presents no-fault workers' compensation statutes to protect individuals who are injured on the job. "No-fault" means workers have no obligation to prove negligence when seeking a workers' comp claim....
Almost 200,000 vehicles catch fire each year in California and around the country, and most of them do not go up in flames because of a collision. Problems with vehicle fuel or electrical systems are the most common causes of car fires, and these issues often become...
Each year, more than 20,000 workers experience eye injuries on the job, and those injuries may cause employees to miss multiple days of work. However, there are steps that California businesses can take to minimize the risk of an individual getting hurt while on the...
Trucks maintain a constant presence on California roads, and the drivers behind the wheel contribute greatly to commerce. Driving long distances may lead to fatigue, and fatigue may cause an accident. Truck drivers have the responsibility to drive safely and avoid...
