Usually, injuries happen on the job because of an accident. Industrial workers may not lift heavy loads correctly, leading to severe muscle strains. Or construction workers might fall from great heights while on site.
Fatigue can increase the risk of a work injury
We may have gained an hour with the end of daylight savings time, but many people still report feeling more tired than usual during the day as they adjust to the time change. This is not only incredibly dangerous for individuals who get behind the wheel, but also for many workers across several fields of employment.
What kind of injuries do emergency responders face?
Emergency medical technicians and service workers are the individuals who rush into dangerous situations to help others who are injured.
Report: Women face even greater risks after a work injury
Suffering an injury at work can be a traumatic, painful and frightening experience. While workers' compensation can provide significant help to Georgia workers and their families after an injury, workers often still face a long and stressful healing process.
How to protect workers from heat illness this summer
As we head towards summer and temperatures begin to rise, those who work outside are at risk of serious heat-related illnesses.
This spring, beware of these landscaping hazards
The many hazards warehouse workers face on the job
Warehouses and distribution centers are typically places of order, precision and organization. This allows them to fulfill orders as quickly as possible and retain accurate inventory records.
Computer program aims to improve health of office workers
Working in an office can seem like a relatively safe and uneventful occupation, in terms of risks to our health. Office workers are not exposed to harsh weather for extended periods of time, they typically aren't operating heavy machinery or putting excessive physical demands on their bodies.
Are you working in one of the most dangerous jobs in the US?
Every job comes with some amount of risk to a person's health and safety. Even if you work at a desk in a climate-controlled office, you could still suffer conditions like carpal tunnel or back pain.
Possible Defenses and Complications in an Atlanta Workers' Compensation Case
