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Outdoor workers often face exposure to pesticides and other harmful chemicals. This exposure can lead to serious health problems, including respiratory issues, skin conditions and long-term illnesses. Workers who suffer from chemical-related injuries or illnesses may...
Imagine going to work one day and leaving with a life-changing injury. The turmoil that follows can be overwhelming, with medical bills piling up and uncertainty about the future. For many workers in Maryland, common misconceptions about workers' compensation benefits...
Workers' compensation benefits help workers who get hurt on the job by giving them financial support. It's important to know how these benefits and taxes work together to plan money wisely. Tax laws about workers' compensation can be different depending on the state,...
Remote work has become increasingly common, leading to questions about how it impacts workers' compensation eligibility. Employees working from home in Maryland need to understand how state law applies when determining if a work-related injury qualifies for a...
Outdoor workers face various risks on the job, with extreme weather being one of the most significant challenges. Scorching heat, freezing cold and severe storms all constitute hazardous conditions for outdoor workers. These conditions can lead to serious injuries or...
When dealing with workers' compensation, many factors come into play, but one question that often arises is whether an employee's age can influence the outcome of their claim. The nuances of how age might affect workers' compensation claims add an interesting layer to...
After suffering an on-the-job injury that stops you from working, workers' compensation is there to help you get by. Since you will not have a regular source of income while you heal, these funds will be necessary to bridge the gap until your return. However, there...
Construction sites are busy places where workers build structures. But amidst the hustle, it is important to know about possible risks. This includes traumatic brain injuries, otherwise known as TBIs. TBIs can happen for several reasons on construction sites, and...
In any workplace, safety must be a top priority. When it is not, employees can face serious, sometimes life-changing injuries. It is ultimately up to employers to maintain a safe workplace. However, employees must also understand the most common workplace accidents in...
Construction sites are rife with potential hazards, making them one of the most injury-prone professions today. Even with increased safety measures and technology, the rate of death due to injury at construction sites remains high. In fact, data shows that the rate...