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Cuts can happen in a wide variety of job-related scenarios, and sometimes lacerations are bad enough that you need workers' compensation benefits to help you heal and get back to work. Cuts are particularly dangerous when there is a threat of infection or significant...
Without workers' compensation benefits, you could run into major difficulties trying to cover basic expenses after an injury on the job. An injured worker's monthly expenses may include food, rent, child care, insurance payments and much more, so receiving a workers'...
Being a nurse is undoubtedly one of the most rewarding jobs you can have, but it is also incredibly difficult. The last year or so has brought that reality into sharp focus. In addition to the risks associated with COVID, nurses work long hours on their feet in an...
If you work outside during the summertime or in another hot environment in Georgia, it's important to know about the dangers of heat stress. Ideally, your employer should provide you with training on preventing heat stress, how it affects your health, and how to...
Even if you suffered a work injury that should be covered by Georgia workers' compensation, your claim for benefits might be denied if you didn't file the right paperwork or didn't follow the right procedure. Many workers get shut out from receiving benefits because...
The Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) warns of four leading causes of fatalities in the construction industry. These causes are known as the "fatal four hazards." Workers who suffer these types of injuries need to know their options for getting...
Every year, back strains rank among the most common injuries that people suffer at work in Georgia. Some people suffer sudden back injuries, while other people develop work-related back problems over a period of months or years. In fact, repetitive bending or lifting...
The shoulder is a complex ball and joint structure. A serious injury to that part of your body can leave you with issues to manage in the coming months and possibly for a lifetime. You may have taken a bad fall or been in a crash with the company car. If your...
If you work on a Georgia construction site, you are at high risk of suffering an eye injury. However, there are many steps that you can take to minimize the chances of getting hurt. For example, you could wear goggles, glasses or other protective coverings to prevent...
Many jobs require workers to travel, and more and more employees in Georgia work from home rather from their employer's headquarters. If you have been injured on the job while traveling, driving, making deliveries or working from home, you probably have a lot of...
