Employers in Ohio are responsible for the protection of employees’ safety and health. This is a significant responsibility during the cold winter months. Working outside creates the highest risk, especially if an individual is working alone. Cold stress consequences...
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Some workplace accidents give grounds for filing civil lawsuits
Employers in Ohio and elsewhere in the country are responsible for the safety of workers by addressing all known hazards. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration prescribes safety standards. After a fatal workplace accident, the surviving family might have...
Workplace injuries common in retail
Whether shopping for holiday gifts, buying groceries or simply running household errands, few consumers realize just how dangerous it is to work in retail. Retail workers face a number of on-the-job risks that can lead to both workplace injuries and illnesses. This...
Unchanged workplace injury numbers no reason for complacency
The Bureau of Labor Statistics announced that the number of occupational illnesses and injuries in 2019 shows little change from the 2018 numbers. It applies to all private industries nationwide, including Ohio. Will this cause employers and employees to become...
Does workers’ compensation cover work-from-home injuries?
In Ohio, workers might have questions about their rights to workers’ compensation if they are injured while working from home. What used to be unusual has now become normal with many individuals from all types of industries working from home. Workers’ compensation...
Cold Ohio winter threatens employee safety
When workers are exposed to the cold Ohio winters, their bodies have to work extra hard to maintain the temperature. Employers are responsible for protecting employees from the dangers of extreme weather conditions like cold stress. Precautions include allowing...
Forklifts can be deadly weapons in warehouses and loading docks
Forklift operators can be as dangerous as negligent drivers on the highway. Those walking in a warehouse need to take as much care as pedestrians on city streets. Without question, workers in Ohio warehouses and loading docks need safety-focused workplaces. Employers...
Workers’ compensation: Power saw injuries could be catastrophic
Workers in a number of industries in Ohio use power saws, even if only occasionally. While inexperienced workers are at risk, those with too much experience tend to become complacent, putting them at similar risks. Thousands of workers' compensation claims involve...
Hospitality workers face high rate of workplace injuries
Working in the hospitality industry can be a good opportunity for people just like you who enjoy fast-paced, energetic opportunities. But for as exciting as it may be, it can also be dangerous. Hundreds of thousands of hospitality workers suffer serious, life-altering...
Amazon’s robots pose workplace hazards to human workers
When Amazon introduced its first fleet of robots in 2015, the company touted its automation to help human workers, not hurt them. Within the first year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration inspected the first robotic facility and recommended job...
When can I file a wrongful death claim?
Facing the death of a loved one after an accident can be...
3 signs that signify nursing home abuse and neglect
You placed your father in a nursing home after a couple...
How to get your Social Security disability benefits
If you have a disability that won’t allow you to work for...
The possible long-term effects of a concussion
A concussion is a considered "mild" form of brain injury....
When one claim for compensation could be two (or even three)
Injury victims owe it to themselves to explore all...
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