Glendale California Workers’ Compensation Blog
Are all employees entitled to workers’ compensation benefits?
Workers may not always know what routes to take if injured at the workplace. The reason for this is because they might not know the extent of the injuries they obtained. Some people believe that accidents, such as slipping on ice or falling down the stairs, fix...
Could certain jobs lead to long-term diseases?
Aging is a natural process that can lead to deterioration of parts of the brain and bodily functions. Some more common forms of aging are the signs of Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, arthritis, type 2 diabetes, hypertension and eye problems....
Are office workers at risk for injuries?
It’s not uncommon for people to assume that if you work in an office, then the odds of you getting injured reduces. However, office workers are just as likely to encounter obstacles that challenge their bodies and health as people who work in construction or a...
Who’s responsible for work-related car accidents?
Usually, when you think of workers' compensation, you commonly think of injuries sustained at your workplace, such as slipping or falling. But getting compensated might cover more than what happens at your work location. It's no secret that working at construction...
Study finds Amazon warehouse workers more prone to injury
If you work in a warehouse, you understand how demanding the industry can be. You move merchandise at a quick pace. And your supervisors expect you to complete multiple tasks in a day. With the constant lifting and bending, you are subject to many workplace injuries....
Workers’ compensation benefits for depression
Were one to ask the average working professional in Glendale if their job was a source of stress in their life, they likely would get an answer in the affirmative. The expectations, deadlines, and standards that come from one’s career will almost certainly (at...
Construction worker accident factors
Residents in California who work in the construction industry or who have loved ones employed in a construction job know that the risk of experiencing an injury can be quite high on a job site. There are laws and regulations in place that mandate certain safety...
Common reasons for injuries on construction sites
The construction industry is potentially one of the most dangerous industries to work in. Construction worker injuries in 2009 accounted for 9% of all nonfatal workplace injuries in the United States. One of the reasons why there are so many injuries on construction...
Can emotional stress impact your ability to work?
Many physical injuries can prevent you from working while you recover or if you are permanently disabled. Whether you are healing from a moderate concussion after hitting your head on an office cabinet or suffering from the long-term complications of a broken spine...
Can spinal fusion treatments help with your back pain?
As a construction worker in California, you face a high risk of injury. If you fall from a roof, get struck by a falling object or do a lot of heavy lifting, then you may suffer specifically from back injuries. This may lead to chronic pain. Many people turn to...
