Workers in Pennsylvania who are receiving worker's compensation should have a basic idea of what the vocational rehabilitation program has to offer. Workers must understand that receiving worker's compensation doesn't entitle them to get their job back, or get an...
Dedicated To Representing The Injured, Ill And Disabled
Month: August 2015
Pennsylvania workers have the right to a safe workplace
Industrial workers in Pennsylvania are exposed to various risks in the workplace. Those include unfriendly and difficult work environments, workplace injury and exposure to chemical hazards. Some workplace accidents may lead to temporary or permanent disabilities and...
What is the Federal Employers Liability Act?
From the railroad industry's point of view, Pennsylvania is among the most important states in the United States. Thousands of miles of railway tracks crisscross the state, and those tracks are used to transport a number of necessary goods for businesses as well as...
Hearing impairment due to occupational noise: points to consider
Workers in Pennsylvania who have been exposed to hazardous occupational noise for a long period of time are at high risk of developing hearing problems. In many cases, the hearing problem may also amount to permanent hearing loss. That disability is covered by...
