Workers’ compensation laws vary from state to state. If your job is primarily in one state like Delaware, it is in your best interests to know the laws specific to that state. The basics of workers’ comp are pretty simple: You are employed to do a job, you are injured...
Workers’ Compensation
Workers’ compensation for workers experiencing hearing loss
Depending on the nature of a person's job, he or she may face certain risks when at work. Sometimes, this is the risk of an accident or other things that may cause a physical injury. In other cases, it may be the risk of becoming ill due to occupational exposure....
Increased safety lowers risk of workers’ compensation incidents
There are many things that can place Delaware employees at risk when they are at their place of work. Regardless of the specific type of job, having safety procedures and standards in place are crucial, and employers bear the responsibility of making these things a...
Falls remain leading reason for workers’ compensation incidents
When a Delaware worker clocks in, he or she has the right to a reasonable expectation of safety while at work. Employers have the responsibility of making sure that workers have the equipment and training necessary to complete their jobs. One of the main reasons for...
Can you receive workers’ comp after a job-related injury?
No Delaware worker wants to end up injured as a result of work-related duties. Of course, you and any other worker could suffer injuries in almost any line of work. If you are involved in an on-the-job accident that leaves you injured, you may have numerous questions...
Reducing workplace injuries due to fire hazards in construction
Delaware construction workers face unique challenges every day when they are at work. From electrical hazards to moving equipment, there are many things that can increase the chance of an accident. This also includes fire hazards. There are specific steps employers...
Workplace injuries decreasing, but may be on the rise again soon
Delaware employees of all types have the right to a reasonable expectation of safety when they go to work, even if they are employed in high-risk occupations. Thankfully, the number of workplace injuries has been decreasing across the country, even though...