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Anyone who is going to work is at risk of suffering injuries. While some jobs are safer than others, all come with a risk of eye injuries. These can often occur without warning. Flying debris, chemicals and bright flashes are some of the more common causes of eye...
Working the same job for years can cause physical damage to an employee’s body. Even if professionals avoid traumatic injuries, they could acquire cumulative trauma. Consistently performing the same tasks every day, such as driving, gripping tools or prepping...
Many work-related injuries are minor. Professionals might sprain an ankle or cut the palm of their hand with a tool. While they do require treatment and possibly time away from employment, they can expect to make a full recovery. Workers’ compensation can pay for...
Many workers face daily challenges that include both injury and illness. While a broken bone may be clear to your employer, long-term illnesses like asthma or chronic fatigue often go unnoticed. In the workplace, injury claims usually receive quick attention and...
Dayton, Ohio, is known as the birthplace of aviation. The city is still home to a strong aviation and aerospace industry. From Wright-Patterson Air Force Base to major manufacturers and suppliers, many Dayton residents work in roles tied to aircraft, engineering or...
Many employees find the workers’ compensation system confusing. They know that there are systems in place to protect them, but they have limited information about those benefits. Workers may be unsure of when they become eligible and how to obtain benefits. There are...
Workers’ compensation benefits provide a critical buffer for those who become unable to work. A workers' compensation claim can help an injured or sickened employee replace their lost wages and pay for their medical care. Many employees take for granted that they can...
Workers’ compensation can provide medical coverage and lost wage benefits to injured or ill employees. Even though an employee may clearly suffer from a serious injury or illness, they may not be approved for benefits. Families may struggle financially because an...
Most direct-hire employees are eligible for workers' compensation benefits after a job injury. Even those who hold seasonal or part-time positions can request workers' compensation benefits if they get hurt on the job. Given the relatively ubiquitous coverage...
If you get hurt at work in Ohio, you may qualify for workers' compensation benefits. Filing a claim involves several steps, and missing one can delay your benefits. Understanding the process helps ensure you get the coverage you need. Report the injury to your...