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Some people get hurt at work because something goes wrong. They make timing mistakes or have an issue with a piece of equipment. They slip on a wet section of the floor or encounter an aggressive, violent customer. The cause of the worker's injuries directly relates...
Repetitive motion injuries (RMIs) are a group of conditions caused by repetitive tasks, awkward postures, or prolonged exposure to vibration. These injuries often affect the muscles, tendons, and nerves, leading to pain, discomfort, and reduced mobility. What are...
Working in a hospital as a nurse may not seem like a dangerous profession. However, job injury statistics make it clear that nurses are at elevated risk of getting hurt due to their employment when compared with most other professionals. There are more hospital...
In Minnesota, workers' compensation benefits for an injured employee are calculated using a clear formula based on the employee's wages. Average Weekly Wage The formula is the employee's "average weekly wage" times two-thirds. The Average Weekly Wage (AWW) is...
Working in healthcare requires education and people skills. It also requires a degree of physical fitness. Nurses, personal care assistants (PCAs) and other professionals providing hands-on support to the medically vulnerable can easily hurt themselves when lifting or...
Most people don’t immediately think of the service sector when discussing high-risk professions. However, thousands of service sector employees get hurt at work every year. Many others acquire job-related medical conditions. Some of the workplace safety hazards that...
If you experience an injury as a result of your work, you might wonder how long you can get workers' compensation benefits. Knowing this is important because it helps you plan your finances and recovery. How long do medical benefits last in Minnesota? In Minnesota,...
The law in Minnesota imposes numerous obligations on employers. For example, companies typically need to carry workers' compensation insurance coverage to protect employees from work injuries. Even part-time and seasonal workers are eligible for workers' compensation...
If you work as a CNA, you’re aware of the stress and strain the job causes to your body. The physical requirements of your job can lead to injuries that can put you out of work until you recover. These injuries could be mild or serious, depending on the circumstances...
Being involved in an accident at work can be a devastating experience, and any injuries you suffer in the process could affect your ability to carry out job tasks for extended periods. Preparing to navigate the recovery period can also be stressful in nature,...