June 27, 2023
How Foreign-Born Workers Can File for Workers’ Comp
When it comes to migrant workers in California, they face an extremely high chance of being injured in the workplace.
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June 27, 2023
When it comes to migrant workers in California, they face an extremely high chance of being injured in the workplace.
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You may be fortunate that you have not fallen or witnessed the death or injury of a co-worker who fell from a height.
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Back pain can impact both your quality of life and your ability to produce while at work. Generally speaking, employers in California and throughout…
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Quick Answer Take-home toxic exposure happens when hazardous material from a workplace leaves the jobsite on a worker's clothing, shoes, skin, hair, tools, vehicle,…
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Quick Answer Work-related hearing loss can develop gradually from repeated occupational noise or, in some cases, follow a sudden damaging event. In California, the…
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Quick Answer Employer immigration sponsorship begins with the job and the worker, not with a favorite visa label. The employer should first determine whether…
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Latino immigrants are particularly at risk. In fact, nearly 80% of all the Latino workers who died in Florida in 2018 were immigrants.
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Quick Answer Diesel-powered forklifts, trucks, generators, construction equipment, and other engines can expose workers to a mixture of gases and particles. Exposure can be…
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Quick Answer Back injuries on construction sites can come from one identifiable accident—such as a fall, sudden lift, equipment impact, or material-handling event—or from…
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Quick Answer In the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) 2023-2024 data for private-industry cases involving days away from work, job restriction, or transfer,…
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