Power tools and work machinery can reduce the amount of physical labor required to perform a job. Professionals in manufacturing positions and those who work in construction may have to handle power tools and heavy equipment regularly. Those devices make their jobs...

Nurses are often the first medical professional that a person sees at a doctor’s office or hospital. They also care for patients in long-term care facilities. Some even serve as resources for patients who need in-home care. As nurses are providing valuable services to...

Were you in an accident while at your workplace? Are you suffering from medical conditions that are limiting your ability to continue working? You may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. After applying for workers’ comp, you may receive medical coverage...

As temperatures rise, employers should start thinking about how they can protect their employees. It’s not only considerate, but it is good business sense, as sick workers cannot help the company turn a profit. Obviously, there are a lot of employers out there who...

Pennsylvania workers who suffer injury in the course of their work may be able to pursue workers’ compensation claims. While most reported injuries involve visible trauma, repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) often manifest gradually over time, making them less...

Many professionals in Pennsylvania work in the food service industry. From fast casual dining establishments and fast food restaurants to fine dining venues, there are many different types of culinary businesses across the state. Those working in the kitchens of these...

When you suffer a traumatic brain injury in a workplace accident – such as if you hit your head after a fall or are struck by an object falling from above – you have short-term and long-term symptoms. These can include sensitivity to light and sound, nausea, mental...

Despite being one of the most common occupational conditions in the U.S., carpal tunnel syndrome does not receive the respect it should. People often fail to understand how debilitating carpal tunnel syndrome can be until they develop it personally. Workers who cannot...

When employees get injured on the job, they have to report these injuries to their employer. Once the employer finds out, they then have to report it to the proper authorities. But how long does a worker have to make that initial report? Generally speaking, employees...

If you get injured at work, you may suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI). This is common when someone falls, for example, and then strikes their head on the ground or on a concrete floor. That secondary impact can lead to a TBI and may be more damaging than the...