- Can Companies Focus on Profitability AND Injury Prevention?Can a company be focused on profitability, productivity AND prevention of Atlanta workplace accidents? Absolutely, as safety is a must.
- Failing to Document Work Injuries Can Jeopardize Your ClaimImmediately after experiencing an accident at work, you need to go to a doctor and have a comprehensive medical exam for your own well being.
- New Standard Considered Could Help Prevent EMT Work InjuriesEmergency medical responders save lives, but sometimes their own lives are at risk. Research takes a close look at the dangers faced by first responders.
- OSHA Record-Keeping Rule Could Cause More Work AccidentsWith thousands of workers getting hurt and passing away due to on-the-job injuries each year, preventing work injuries is vitally important.
- 5 Ways to Help Your Workers Compensation Case in GeorgiaWe've collected a list are certain things that you can do to increase the success of your worker's compensation case: 1. Report the injury.
- Airport Workers at Risk of Atlanta Workplace InjuriesRecently, US News & World Report told the sad story of a 21-year-old who worked at the airport and who got hurt on-the-job operating a luggage tug.
- Can You Ever Sue After an Atlanta Workplace Injury?After most accidents, you can file a lawsuit if someone was negligent or hurt you as a result of a failure to fulfill a legal obligation.
- Financially Troubled Companies at Greater Work Injury RiskIf you are an employee at a company that is facing financial problems, you could face a greater risk of getting hurt at work due to productivity issues.
- What Does a 'Notice' Mean for Georgia Work Injuries?Georgia law requires employers to provide workers' comp benefits so injured employees will have paid medical costs and get disability income if needed.
- Repeat Safety Violations Lead to Large OSHA FinesEmployers throughout Atlanta need to be aware of Occupational Safety and Health regulations and ensure compliance with the rules so employees remain safe.