Workplace violence could strike in any type of company, big or small. So, one would hope businesses of all sizes would take appropriate measures when it comes to workplace violence prevention. This includes making sure their prevention measures are effective. A recent...

HELPING YOU NAVIGATE THROUGH THE LEGAL PROCESS
Month: March 2017
What will the future hold for international student enrollment in the U.S.?
In recent years, quite a few students from other countries have come to the U.S. to study. Last year, there were over a million international students here in America. But, might international student enrollment trends soon be changing? The initial findings from a...
That blow to the head might mean more than you think
Did you suffer a blow to the head at work? Don't take it lightly. The severity of a traumatic head injury could take days to materialize, and by then, you could suffer serious repercussions. Even a mild concussion could require you to take time off work and limit your...
Abrasive blasting and hearing loss risk
Hearing loss is among the many types of harms a worker could be exposed to in the workplace. The implications of workplace hearing loss on a worker’s life can be considerable. So, when a worker’s hearing is harmed on-the-job, they can be facing all kinds...
DACA and immigrant mental health
What options an undocumented immigrant here in California has depends on many things. One is whether they qualify for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program. This program came into force in 2012. It makes certain protections and options (such as work...
Study: Latino immigrants have a high workplace injury rate
California’s workforce includes many immigrants. While suffering an injury at work can be a worrisome experience for anyone, it could trigger some special worries and concerns for immigrant workers. In such a situation, it can be very important for an immigrant,...