June 29, 2023
What Are Your Health Care Rights After a Workplace Injury in California?
If you get injured at work, you will probably have many questions. You may not be sure of the severity of your injury, how…
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June 29, 2023
If you get injured at work, you will probably have many questions. You may not be sure of the severity of your injury, how…
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Quick Answer Returning to work does not always end temporary disability benefits. If a California worker can perform some work while recovering but earns…
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An undocumented immigrant’s life is seldom easy yet, it’s important to know that there are often resources available to help them.
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Quick Answer Surgical smoke, sometimes called surgical plume, is produced when lasers, electrosurgical units, or similar energy-generating devices thermally destroy tissue. NIOSH and OSHA…
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Quick Answer Meat and poultry processing can combine fast repetitive tasks, knives and sharp tools, powered machinery, wet floors, forklifts, cold environments, high noise,…
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Quick Answer California workers’ compensation can cover illness as well as traumatic injury. Labor Code section 3208 defines “injury” to include disease arising out…
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Countless people are injured across the country every year from falls, whether they occur at home, the workplace or out in public.
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Workplace violence may also lead to injuries. A violent co-worker could seriously injure someone, which possibly opens the door to workers’ comp claims and…
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California is one of many states with specific statutes allowing injured undocumented employees to collect workers’ compensation benefits.
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Quick Answer A pre-existing condition does not automatically disqualify a California worker from workers' compensation. The key question is whether work caused a new…
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