PA Workers Shouldn’t Be Embarrassed To File For Workers’ Comp
It is possible for anyone, regardless of their occupation, to become injured while at work. Yet many injured workers are hesitant to file a workers’ [...]
Painter Falls 40 Feet After Scaffolding Breaks
One man is extremely lucky to be alive after the scaffolding he was using failed and he fell 35 - 40 feet into a water [...]
The Holidays Are The Most Dangerous Time Of Year For Truckers
Black Friday used to be a day where families would go out to their favorite stores and fight through crowds in order to get the [...]
What Are Wearables And How Can They Help Pennsylvania Employees?
Most Americans are aware of "wearables" that can help track the wearer's fitness. These tiny devices, typically worn on the wrist, can track heart rate, [...]
OSHA Investigates Fatal Accident at PA Steel Fabrication Plant
Ever since steel was first used in 1833 in early skyscrapers, inventors have found new ways to use it. Steel can be found in almost [...]
Workers’ Compensation And Workplace Violence
For most Americans, the workplace is the place that they spend a large percentage of their day, a place where they typically carve out their [...]
Mining Accident Injures Three Workers And Sparks Investigation
The average American doesn't think about limestone on a daily basis but this naturally occurring mineral, which is any rock that is composed mostly of [...]
Workers’ Compensation and Child Support: Is an Award Considered Income?
When going through a divorce and you have a child or children with your ex-spouse, chances are you are going to deal with paying or [...]
Update: Contractor Working On Liberty Bridge Didn’t Have A Permit
More than a month ago, the Occupational Safety & Health Administration announced that they would be investigating the construction company that was doing work on [...]
Move Over Law Isn’t Enough To Protect Workers
It’s been ten years since the “steer clear” or “move over” law was first passed in September of 2016, but despite the hope that it [...]