If you sustain an on-the-job injury, you should qualify to submit a claim for workers’ compensation benefits. However, considering that this line of insurance is highly regulated, you may hesitate to file a claim on your own, even if your injury is a minor one. Part...
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Workers’ compensation when you have several jobs
Minnesota has a great workers' compensation program in place to help employees who have sustained injuries while on the job. The system exists to help individuals who can no longer work keep themselves afloat. Filing a claim is no easy task, and you want to make sure...
Common occupational hazards for cashiers
There are numerous jobs everyone knows are risky. Construction workers and warehouse employees frequently deal with heavy equipment, and there exist some inherent dangers in those professions. However, some jobs are just as risky and could result in workers'...
Qualifying for workers’ comp benefits
No one expects to be in an accident on the job. When it happens, it can be physically and financially straining. Thankfully, workers' compensation benefits can help to soften the financial blow. Before filing a workers' comp claim, it is important to understand a few...
Can you claim workers’ compensation without an accident?
Certain industries are more dangerous than others and have a high risk of accident, such as construction. When physical injury occurs due to a traumatic event, employees can file for workers' compensation to receive financial benefits. The aid covers both current and...
Types of workers’ comp and their benefits
When an employee sustains an injury on the job, it can lead to serious physical and financial hardships. Thankfully, there are workers' compensation benefits that can help to alleviate some of that stress. To receive said benefits, it is critical to complete the...
3 serious risks health care workers face on the job
Health care workers may not seem like a group of employees who are particularly at risk for on-the-job injuries. However, the reality is that this sector is one of the most dangerous in terms of workplace injuries. Health care workers are continuously performing...
4 causes of food manufacturing injuries
Working in food processing is not easy. In fact, it can be dangerous. The food manufacturing industry has a disturbingly high rate of injuries. In 2013, the injury rate was 5.0 out of 100 workers. This may not sound like a lot, but it is in comparison to only 4.3 for...
What are the steps in the workers’ comp claims process?
If you get injured on the job in Minnesota, you need to make sure take the proper steps to make your workers' compensation claim. Any legitimate on-the-job injury makes you eligible to seek compensation for lost wages, medical bills and possibly other expenses related...
Work-related injuries among truckers
If you work as a commercial truck driver, you are at risk for several types of common injuries that can not only cause pain and medical expenses but also take you away from your job. If your company is based in Minnesota, or you live there or worked there at the time...

