Every state handles workers' compensation a little differently, but most of us can understand the basic nature of this type of compensation. If you get injured while on the job, workers' compensation may cover your medical expenses and help cover your salary while you are recuperating. We hear about these types of scenarios often in relation to jobs in construction or warehouse work. But something you might not consider is that workers may be able to get workers' compensation for mental injuries.
Is depression covered under workers' compensation?
3 times to call an employment law professional
Most employees want to be treated fairly and with dignity in the workplace, and most employers try to create working environments that accommodate such goals. Unfortunately, not all employers pay attention to such details, and even in a company with good culture, one or two people can cause an issue. You might be tempted to waive off feelings of discomfort in the workplace, thinking you are misinterpreting something or making a bigger deal out of something than necessary. Sometimes, though, you need to step up for yourself and take a stand. Here are three times when you might consider calling an employment law professional.
Taking the high road will bring workers needed benefits
California has a booming marijuana industry generating billions of dollars in revenue. An important part of the maturation process looms in the next year or two, as the industry will be transformed by regulation into a wholly legitimate agricultural concern.
Filing a workers' compensation claim in California
People generally do not intend to get injured. When they are injured it can be a frightening experience. Not only can an injury have a long-term impact on their ability to continue working, but it can also affect their ability to provide for themselves and their loved ones.
