Many people would say pick yourself up, dust yourself off and return to the office, even if you still experience lingering pain and discomfort. The…
In North Carolina, nannies are typically classified as “domestic servants.” And whether a domestic servant can receive workers’ comp depends on who is officially their…
People tend to associate workers’ compensation payments with medical costs. However, there is quite a bit more to the system than just getting the money…
The process of getting back on your feet after suffering an injury at your workplace will likely involve filing for workers’ compensation. This is a…
Back injuries are common in many kinds of work, including construction and manufacturing. If your back injury is job-related, you are eligible to file a…
Many of us have experienced a substantial change in our working environments this year. Spending your entire workweek in an office may be a thing…
As a state worker, the rules of workers’ compensation are slightly different for you than they are for non-government employees. Because of this, your return-to-work…
When you work in health care, you are at high risk for certain injuries. If you work as a hospital porter, a nurse’s aide, a…
The North Carolina Industrial Commission handles workers’ compensation benefits. For employees injured on the job, these benefits may help pay medical bills and cover lost wages. …
Were you injured at work? Did your work-related injury or illness keep you from your job for a few weeks? A lack of income for…