by Dev Manager | Jun 24, 2023 | return-to-work, Vocational Rehabilitation Counsellor Services, worker's compensation
The challenge of reintegrating into the workplace following a hiatus due to injury or illness can be daunting. But fortunately, vocational rehabilitation services (VRS) have proven to be an effective solution to this challenge, facilitating a smoother transition back...
by Dev Manager | Jan 23, 2023 | worker's compensation
Sam was very happy at his workplace. He got decent pay, worked decent hours, and was growing his career with the organization he worked for. Things changed for the worse when he got injured at the workplace. When he filed a workers’ compensation claim, his...
by lauramwilson | Nov 14, 2022 | worker's compensation
What Problems Could Prevent Me from Getting Worker’s Compensation Coverage? Workers’ compensation is essential for an injured worker who wants to remain financially independent and doesn’t want to burden his friends or relatives. Sadly, in some cases, workers’...
by lauramwilson | Nov 11, 2022 | worker's compensation
More than one-half of California COVID-19 Workers’ Compensation Claims Were in Healthcare: WCIRB Report Workers’ compensation claims are rising, especially after the COVID-19 crisis that the world witnessed and dealt with. Now, a new report by WCIRB...
by Dev Manager | Jun 14, 2022 | worker's compensation
When an employee has to stay away from work for an extended period due to a workplace injury or accident, or illness, the road to recovery isn’t always smooth and simple. So, the employee and the employer should consider different methods of return to work. One of the...
by lauramwilson | Aug 25, 2021 | worker's compensation
Being an independent contractor is a risk when it comes to workers’ compensation. Sadly, the California law is created in such a manner that it doesn’t support people who need workers’ compensation as injured workers if they are working as...
