11 Most Dangerous Jobs in the US
The most dangerous professions are generally the occupations with a higher death rate (e.g. loggers) than jobs where more total workers are killed (e.g. truck drivers) but at a less frequent rate. In this blog post, we’ll describe the 11 most dangerous jobs in the U.S. which have the highest rate of fatal injury rates […]
What Happens After You Trip and Fall at Work?
Slip, trip, and fall accidents are the second-most common causes of workplace injuries and fatalities in California and most of the country. Despite rigid safety standards developed, implemented, and enforced by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), workers are still at risk of injury on construction worksites, shipyards, and marine terminals. Workplace slip, trip, […]
What Happens If I Get Injured at Work in California?
Curious about what to do after you’ve been injued at work? In California, if you’re injured on the job, your employer is often legally responsible for covering medical expenses and lost income while you recover. What does that mean for you? In this article, we cover essential steps for California workers to take after a […]
Unsafe Work Practices That Lead to Injuries
Safety in the workplace is an essential concern for employers and employees. Accidents in the workplace lead to injuries, lost time at work, medical expenses, decreased productivity, and costs that affect the company’s bottom line. Most businesses have safety procedures discouraging unsafe workplace practices, but a workplace injury is always possible.