Many workplace injuries can keep you off work for a few days, weeks or even months. Some however could leave you unable ever to work again. One of these is a spinal injury. In some cases, a person can keep on working unaware that they have damaged their spine....
Serious Injury
Why an on-the-job brain injury could end a worker’s career
Brain injuries are often relatively catastrophic for those who sustain harm in this way. An injury to the brain can lead to major medical expenses. In some cases, the injured person may have to cease working or change to a less lucrative profession. Both of those...
Understanding the causes of workplace burns
Workplace burns are incredibly common, and they can result in severe complications. In some cases, a person who has suffered burns may need to be hospitalized extensively. Additionally, burns may leave scar tissue when they heal, which can lead to issues like...
Scaffolding accidents are preventable
Scaffolding platforms are a feature of virtually every construction site. This equipment allows workers to reach areas at a height that they couldn’t otherwise. While scaffolding has its uses, it is also potentially dangerous. Studies indicate that scaffolding...
What type of injuries do construction workers commonly face?
Construction work by its very nature comes with lots of hazards. It’s hard, manual labor that involves operating heavy machinery and sometimes means working at heights or in dangerous conditions. It’s no surprise, therefore, that it can result in some nasty accidents...
Did your workplace slip and fall accident cause a nerve injury?
Workplace slip and fall accidents are some of the most common causes of nerve inuries. These injuries can cause chronic pain and significantly affect your ability to work or do simple daily life activities. Moreover, nerve injuries can result in a permanent disability...
Lifting patients can cause serious nursing injuries
Lifting-related injuries are incredibly common in the healthcare industry. Nursing is a dangerous profession because of this, and nurses need to know that they could suffer serious back or spinal cord injuries when they are simply trying to perform the duties of their...
How are burns classified?
While everyone knows to be cautious around an open flame, there may be, however, unfortunate accidents that cause someone to burn themselves at their job. Boiling water, a spark from a plug or a chemical reaction can each cause different types of burns. How many...
Common causes of eye injuries on the job
It’s estimated that more than 2,000 workers in the U.S. suffer some type of eye injury each day that requires medical treatment. While some injuries may be easily treated and the worker recovers relatively quickly, others don’t have the same experience. Learning...

3 Ways Workers Could Injure Their Brain on the Job
Written & Edited By: Cecily Johnson, Legal Assistant & Public Relations Assistant Manager Most work injuries are minor and only have a short-term effect on employment. People burn themselves, cut themselves or maybe break a bone. They need a day or a couple of...