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19 Apr Common Construction Hazards Covered by Arizona’s Workers’ Compensation

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Stay Alert While on the Jobsite You never know what you will face when you come to work at a construction site each day. It is important you arrive feeling alert and can review your job site and equipment before you begin the construction duties assigned...

30 Dec The Impact of COVID-19 on Workers’ Compensation: What Does This Mean for You?

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Working in a Tough Year Arizona’s Industrial Commission of Arizona (ICA) put out a substantive policy statement on May 14th, 2020, which states that claim representatives for workers’ compensation “may not categorically deny COVID-19 claims.” Along with this, there must be a thorough investigation and review...

15 Oct North American Meat Institute and OSHA Form Alliance In Battle Against COVID-19

Posted at 19:12h in Blog, worker safety, Workers Compensation by aenriquez 0 Comments

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Food Processing is an Essential Job While all food processing jobs are essential during the coronavirus pandemic, meat processing is even more essential than most, as many Americans are not able (or unwilling) to hunt for their food. This leaves the...

12 Oct Our Aging Workforce: Many Staying at Work Beyond Suggested Retirement Age

Posted at 08:51h in Blog, worker safety, Workers Compensation by aenriquez 0 Comments

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Working Beyond 66.2 Years of Age As workers age, many still prefer to stay on the job or take on a different role at the same company, particularly if the work history at the same company is 10 years or more. Floor workers in a manufacturing...

01 Oct How Neck Injuries Can Affect Your Job

Posted at 05:38h in Blog, worker safety, Workers Compensation by aenriquez 0 Comments

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It is easy to think that having a neck strain where you cannot turn your head to look while backing out of your parking space, just takes a little more effort than usual. Maybe turn your upper body to compensate for not being able to...

16 Jan How to deal with the Employer for a Workers’ Comp Case

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Workers’ compensation cases put the interests of the injured worker and the employer at crossroads. This can make dealing with your employer critical as well as extremely stressful. But if you act professionally and follow the rules, you would get what you deserve. Here are a...

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phoenix workers compensation attorney Tag

19 Apr Common Construction Hazards Covered by Arizona’s Workers’ Compensation

30 Dec The Impact of COVID-19 on Workers’ Compensation: What Does This Mean for You?

15 Oct North American Meat Institute and OSHA Form Alliance In Battle Against COVID-19

12 Oct Our Aging Workforce: Many Staying at Work Beyond Suggested Retirement Age

01 Oct How Neck Injuries Can Affect Your Job

16 Jan How to deal with the Employer for a Workers’ Comp Case