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Among all the hazards in the workplace, many people overlook a major risk factor for injuries -- hazardous noise levels. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention -- the CDC -- approximately 25% of all workers are regularly exposed to hazardous...
Working in the construction industry can be incredibly rewarding. Unfortunately, it can also be dangerous. Construction site injuries are often severe, and can put victims out of work for days, weeks and sometimes even longer. Here are some of the more common...
A workplace accident can happen in any kind of Missouri business. When it does, most companies will work to ensure that it does not happen again and that their employees are as safe as possible. However, there are instances where companies will not take that action....
The recent death of a tree-cutting business worker shows that some jobs are more dangerous than others. Even when a Missouri employee works in an industry that carries an increased risk of injury, most workers expect to be safe while on the job. For those who hurt...
Construction work generally requires training, though some of that training may be informal. If this happens, the risk of workers injuring themselves or others increases, and with it the potential for workers’ compensation claims. However, a new training facility that...
The workers' compensation system is supposed to make it easier for you to recover from injuries you sustain at work. Unfortunately, there are still some things that could threaten your ability to get the support you need. Rejected claims are disheartening, especially...
Despite taking every safety precaution, you found yourself injured while on the clock at your Missouri job. Thankfully, your employer has workers' compensation, but it may take a while before your coverage kicks in. Meanwhile, you still have bills to pay. To help you...
One of the most common accidents in Missouri workplaces involves falls. Many companies across the country are encouraged to participate in the National Fall Prevention Safety Stand-Down, which takes place this year from May 6 to 10. A number of employees who...
Work-related accidents in Missouri and nationwide that involve an element of fatigue as the cause of the accident are a serious problem. About 13 percent of workplace injuries are attributable to fatigue or sleep problems, according to the National Safety Council. The...
While all jobs in Missouri and across the country have risks, anytime a person works at a job involving heavy equipment or product, the risk of injury may be even higher. Unfortunately, victims of an accident -- including surviving family members in the event of a...
