One of the most frequently reported work-related injuries is hearing loss. Employees who are exposed to loud noises on a consistent basis should have their hearing checked regularly.
...[More]COVID-19 outbreaks are on the rise in many areas in California. The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) released guidance for the companies to respond to these outbreaks so they can minimize their effect on the workplace.
...[More]Are Essential Workers Entitled to Workers' Compensation Benefits for COVID- 19 Exposure?
...[More]Being able to file a workers’ compensation case for COVID-19 claims would allow employees to receive benefits that would cover all of their medical expenses directly related to the virus.
...[More]Hearing loss is a common work-related issue, especially if you have worked in an industry where you have been exposed to loud noises for long periods of time.
...[More]If you are asked by your employer to do something that is against OSHA guidelines, you increase your risk of injury, as well as the risk of injury to others.
...[More]On the job, hearing is one of your most important senses. When it is lost, either partially or totally, it can affect how you do your job.
...[More]All industries carry some level of risk in terms of hearing loss or other occupational hazards. The health care and social assistance sector are no different.
...[More]Every job has risks. The extent of those risks will vary from one job to another, but it's important to know which occupations have the highest risk of injuries.
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