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Many teens’ earliest jobs involve working in restaurants. While restaurant jobs may not be considered among the most dangerous, they are not without their risks – particularly for servers, bussers and others who are in and out of the kitchen. In addition to the risks...
Most work accidents lead to workers' compensation benefits for the professionals injured. Workers' compensation coverage is a kind of protection that applies even when a worker gets hurt due to their own mistake. Unfortunately, workers' compensation coverage isn't...
As a construction worker, you put much of your time and effort into building things that people use every day. Of course, there are times when you have to be around electricity and other dangerous hazards. Since you work with electricity so often, it’s important for...
For most people who get hurt on the job, workers' compensation is more than sufficient. Injured workers can receive up to two-thirds of their lost wages and full coverage for their medical treatment. However, especially for higher-earning professionals and those who...
You probably know that workers' compensation will help if you get hurt on the job. You may not really understand how those benefits work though. In fact, you may not even understand exactly what kinds of benefits Connecticut workers' compensation can offer. You might...
For most workers hurt on the job, compensation is relatively straightforward. They simply need to file for workers' compensation benefits in accordance with Connecticut law. Generally speaking, workers' compensation offers good coverage. It will cover all necessary...
The State of Connecticut has lowered its number of coronavirus cases dramatically. This is due to social distancing and people wearing masks out in public. As businesses continue to reopen, your employer may need you to come back to work. Unfortunately, doing so could...
Most of us have never seen a global pandemic like the one currently raging across the world. The Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is a flu-like virus that is extremely contagious. To stop the spread of this deadly disease, businesses across the country shut down...
Here in the state of Connecticut, almost every employer is required to have workers’ compensation insurance. This is required by the Connecticut Workers Compensation Act, which also grants a no-fault process for employees and employers. This process often prevents...