You get injured on the job. It’s clear right away that the injury is serious enough that you’re going to be out of work for a while. You go to the hospital and get treatment, then go home to continue your recovery. As you start to feel better, you also become a bit...
Edited By: Cecily Johnson, Legal Secretary This time of year, many retailers are planning to increase hiring ahead of the holiday season. A lot of Americans take a second job over the holidays to earn a little extra money, as stores and distribution centers staff up...
Edited By: Cecily Johnson, Legal Secretary Whether you work on a construction crew or in an office, you may worry about on-the-job injuries like falls, a sprained back or damage to your hands. But what about your eyes? Eye injuries can happen easily in just about any...
Edited By: Cecily Johnson, Legal Secretary Christopher Reeve was best known for his role as Superman in the late 70s and 80s. However, you could argue that his real-life accomplishments were even more impressive than those of the fictional superhero he played. In...
Edited By: Cecily Johnson, Legal Secretary Many construction workers rely on scaffolding to support them while doing their daily work. However, that scaffolding can also be the source of significant risk. Data reported by the United States Department of Labor...
