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May 19, 2023
Quick Answer A traffic crash can be a California workers’ compensation matter when the injury arises out of and occurs in the course of…
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The summers in California being what they are, it’s important for outdoor workers to keep from suffering a heat-related illness like heat exhaustion, heat…
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Quick Answer Lifting, transferring, repositioning, and mobilizing patients can cause acute injuries and cumulative musculoskeletal problems for nurses, nursing assistants, therapists, technicians, and other…
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Quick Answer A child born or living outside the United States may become or already be a U.S. citizen through several different legal routes.…
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California requires most employers to carry worker’s compensation insurance to pay for medical costs and in some cases a portion of lost wages.
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Quick Answer “Popcorn lung” is a common name for obliterative bronchiolitis, also called constrictive bronchiolitis or bronchiolitis obliterans. NIOSH links workplace exposure to the…
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Quick Answer An injury does not have to be obvious to the eye to qualify for California workers’ compensation. A worker may have a…
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Quick Answer Latino and immigrant workers in California have the same state workplace-safety and workers' compensation protections that apply to other employees. California DIR…
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If you believe your employer’s workers’ compensation insurer denied your claim in error, you have some work to do. Your next step is the…
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Back injuries are common in any workspace. However, there are some industries that put workers at a higher risk of seriously hurting their back.
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