In California, there are some jobs that are known to place workers in danger of accidents. Construction and first responders are two that are commonly known. Others carry with them more risk than is generally known to the public at large but can result in an accident...
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Workplace Injuries
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California readers know there are some jobs that could come with a higher risk for injury. Whether you work in an office or you have a job that many consider inherently dangerous, you have certain rights to seek compensation in the event of a workplace accident. You...
If injured on the job, understand your deserved benefits
If you have been injured on the job, it is important for you to know your rights regarding potential compensation. After any type of work injury, regardless of the cause, a worker could be eligible for financial compensation through the workers' compensation...
Santa Ana jail workers at risk for workplace injuries
A recent audit has found that maintenance workers at a Santa Ana jail are at an increased risk for workplace injuries. The audit found several blatantly unsafe working conditions, including lack of proper supervision from guards while working near prisoners....
Seasonal workers may be at a higher risk for workplace injuries
Are seasonal workers at a higher risk for workplace injuries? During the holiday season, businesses all over California will hire extra workers in order to handle the increase in shoppers and retail activity. While this is good news for those searching for jobs, are...
Valley Fever included in workplace injuries
Improper safety precautions that lead to workplace injuries can cause physical damage or illness to employees. Areas of California, especially in the Central Valley, contain microscopic fungal spores in the soil called Coccidioides that can be found two to 12 inches...