Even Office Work Can Be Risky
When people consider jobs with a high risk of injury, they tend to think of jobs that involve demanding physical labor or working in dangerous environments, such as construction or industrial work.
When people consider jobs with a high risk of injury, they tend to think of jobs that involve demanding physical labor or working in dangerous environments, such as construction or industrial work.
Winter in Connecticut often means bouts of sleet, ice, and snow. While many of us enjoy a nice snowfall, it can wreak havoc on the roads and highways. All drivers should know that they have the duty to drive safely and obey all traffic rules, but this awareness tends to go out the window for many drivers in adverse winter weather conditions.
Many workplace injuries require a few trips to the doctor and possibly a few days off work before you return to the job.
If you have ever worked at a job that expected you to perform the same motions over and over, every hour of every day, you likely have felt the pain of a repetitive strain injury, commonly known as an RSI. RSIs are very common in many workplaces—from offices to factories. When these injuries arise, victims often wonder whether workers’ compensation entitles them to receive benefits to cover their medical expenses.