If you are injured at work in California, then your employer likely carries workers' compensation insurance that will help you with the financial burden of the injury. This insurance allows you to be protected for an accident that is not your fault and that could cost you a lot of money in medical care, not to mention it may take you away from work, so you can no longer earn a living. All of that is factored into the workers' compensation plan so you are taken care of when you are injured on the job.
What benefits are offered through workers' compensation?
How does OSHA keep workplaces safe?
Workplace injuries are something that everyone wants to avoid. Employers in California take certain steps to help make your workspace safer. Many of the guidelines, regulations and rules about workplace safety are designed and enforced by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. OSHA is a government agency that reviews accidents to help keep everyone safe when they are at work.
