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Working from home is becoming the norm for many New York residents. This has muddied the water when it comes to handling workers' compensation claims if your job requires you to work from home. Understanding how to file a workers' compensation claim and how you're...
The "industrial sector" could encompass scores of different careers. Everything from chemical treatment and manufacturing to waste removal and goods production can fall into this category. New York industrial workers may find themselves responsible for numerous tasks...
Arc flash injuries are often devastating, leaving workers in New York with third-degree burns or even killing them. Whenever an arc flash injury occurs, it's likely the result of avoidable hazards. If you work in an environment where arc flashes might happen, it's...
Many people in New York have the misconception that it's illegal to fire someone after they've been injured. While this can lead to a wrongful termination lawsuit, it's completely legal to fire someone who's been injured in certain situations. In fact, some employers...
In New York City, there are many buildings that have steep roofs with risky slopes. If you run a roofing business, you must strive to prevent workplace accidents. Typically, you could achieve this if your crew wears proper roofing shoes during every job. What is the...
Workplace accidents are an all-too-common occurrence in businesses around the world, including in New York. There are many causes of these incidents, which may require workers' compensation. Continue reading below to learn more about what is causing the most workplace...
In order to track statistical risks faced by workers in various industries, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) differentiates among different kinds of accidents. It then tracks the number of injuries and deaths that occur in those industries as a...
Employers in New York and throughout the country are required to keep their employees safe from potential hazards. As a general rule, working near toxic chemicals qualifies as a potential hazard. There are various ways that you could be hurt while handling or...
Whether you fell while working in construction, hurt yourself lifting something in a factory or cut yourself severely while working in a restaurant kitchen, it is possible that you could cause the injury that you suffered on the job. While what happened at work may...
New York is often subject to extreme winter weather. Even in mild years, freezing precipitation and slushy roads can inconvenience and even endanger workers around the state. Whether you drive for a living or do part of your job responsibilities outside, you could be...
