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Few roles in healthcare have as much interaction with patients as nurses. Nurses serve a critical role in patient care, helping to make sure their patients receive the care and attention they need on their road to recovery. This profession is mentally and physically...
Among the relatively few circumstances in which an employee may not qualify for workers’ compensation benefits after being injured in the workplace is if their injury occurred solely because they were under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. A new Ohio law that...
Driving for work is a relatively common necessity. Some professionals spend most of their day on the road making deliveries or providing on-site services to clients. Many others have to drive occasionally while on the clock. Motor vehicle collisions are one of the...
Some jobs are simply harder on the heart than others. While most people understand that stress, long hours and physical strain can take a toll on health, the connection between certain occupations and increased risk of heart disease is often overlooked. For many...
Some employees face numerous hazards on the job. Many are at risk of injury due to falls, heavy equipment and other job risks. Others may be vulnerable to job-acquired illnesses. People can develop very serious illnesses because of the job functions that they perform....