Some residents of Richmond, Virginia found themselves without power last Wednesday, though likely didn’t understand why. The answer is unfortunately tragic, and could have been more so. A construction worker at a site in downtown Richmond came into contact with live power lines while operating a scissor lift. Thanks to the quick thinking of a…
Read MoreA common myth about worker’s compensation is that it only really applies to dangerous professions, such as mining, construction, or factory work. But this is simply not the case! While laws vary from state to state worker’s comp applies to most American working people. It makes no difference whether your workplace is a job site…
Read MoreWorker’s compensation is a right enjoyed by the vast majority of American workers. While it’s technically a form of insurance. Worker’s comp better thought of as an agreement between business owners and their employees. If a worker is injured on the job, they’re furnished with partial wage replacement, medical benefits, and protection from losing their…
Read MoreAfter the initial shock of the COVID-19 pandemic, many American workers found themselves taking to working from home like a fish to water. While some chafed against the isolation, others found themselves embracing the lifestyle. Work from homers found themselves enjoying the lack of commutes, relaxed dress codes, fewer distractions, and a better work-life balance….
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