Every industry is different. The same is the case for every job description and the risks of any specific job. Jobs in the airline industry carry their own set of risks. Their work involves less common activity than other jobs, which may expose an employee to...
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Some jobs come with significant risks of injury, such ones in the construction sector and those involving hazardous materials. That said, no matter what work an employee performs, the potential for an injury exists. Minnesota employees may have serious concerns about...
Workplace hearing loss – loss of hearing from the workplace
The pressure of the modern workplace can take a toll on anyone. Still, it can be especially harmful if the workplace is causing hearing damage. Unfortunately, workplace hearing loss in Minnesota is a real phenomenon. You need to be aware of it if you work in a loud...
Injuries at construction sites in Minnesota
Numerous workers perform several tasks at a construction site. Welders, electricians, truck drivers, and crane operators may join others to work on the project. Every worker at a Minnesota construction site must be careful to avoid injuries. Some common injuries could...
What employers need to know about workers’ comp
Workers of Minnesota businesses who suffer job-related injuries or illnesses often file workers’ compensation claims. If you recently opened your own company, it’s crucial to have the facts about workers’ comp to protect your company and your employees. Understanding...
Common machine shop injuries
Machine shops are the site of many injuries in Minnesota. These injuries are some of the most serious that an employee can face. Thankfully, employment law and company regulations have advanced to the point where individuals can work safely on a machine shop floor. By...
Understanding how workers’ compensation works
Some Minnesota workers suffer job-related injuries and have to take time off to recover. In this situation, filing a workers’ compensation claim is crucial. While you wait for the status of your claim, you should understand how workers’ compensation works. Report the...
4 categories of workers’ compensation benefits
Workers' compensation benefits aim to aid employees who sustain on-the-job injuries while at work. Minnesota workers are eligible for these four different benefit categories, including medical insurance, salary compensation, vocational rehabilitation, and death...
Worker’s compensation insurance
Workers who are at risk of a serious injury in Minnesota at work sometimes buy worker's compensation insurance. This insurance is designed to provide them with the money they need to pay for medical care, compensate for lost wages and cover funeral expenses in the...
Accidents you might not be able to file for workers’ comp
While employed with a company in Minnesota, you might think that you're covered at any time if you're injured. Although this is true in many situations, there are some accidents that typically aren't covered by workers' compensation. Commuting If you're on the clock...