Under normal circumstances, it can take up to two years for the Social Security Administration (SSA) to approve an application for disability benefits. And when you're unable to work, that long waiting period can pose a real hardship as medical expenses and basic...
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Month: February 2017
Five important workers’ compensation questions and answers
An on-the-job injury can be devastating to your physical, emotional and financial health. If you or someone you love has been hurt in the course of employment, it's important to know your rights and take steps to protect them. Read on for some of the most common...
Steps to take after a work-related head injury
Depending on your profession and day-to-day responsibilities, you may be worried about the possibility of being injured in an accident. A work-related head injury is among the most serious, as this can impact your life now and in the future. Depending on the type of...
Don’t feel guilty about asking for workers’ comp benefits
You didn't see the car. You just didn't. You had a yellow light, and were rushing back to school for your third period class. The other car ran a red light and t-boned your car.Waking up in the hospital, your head pounding, you see the principal. She tells you not to...
A construction site injury can keep you away from your job
As a construction worker, you know one thing to be true: There is danger lurking around every corner. While you do your best to remain safe, you know that something could happen that causes you to be injured.There are many common injuries associated with construction...
What to know about foot injuries in the workplace
You heard the snap, but know that doesn't always mean a broken bone. You saw the swelling the next day, and it just kept getting worse. But, you still can't believe that your foot is broken. It was a bad fall onto the tarmac, but you were actually able to fly the...
