Around 15 million workers across the country clock-in to work when many other people are falling asleep. Working the night shift is a reality for many employees, from police officers to nurses, and factory workers to retail stock workers. But new research indicates...
Year: 2019
Could wearable technology make construction sites safer?
Construction sites are notoriously some of the most dangerous places to work. This is not news to construction workers. They understand the risk they face every day.However, new technologies could help reduce that risk significantly. And it is protective technology...
Women face a higher risk of serious injuries in car crashes
There has long been a debate regarding which gender drives the safest. Different studies claim different answers to that question. However, regardless of that answer, it seems that there is a difference in which gender is safer in the event of a car crash.There is a...
Drivers: Know the four types of distracted driving
In Maryland, it is illegal for drivers to text or use their phone behind the wheel. The goal of this law was to reduce the epidemic of distracted driving--which is currently the number one cause of motor vehicle accidents in the country.However, there are many more...
New federal laws proposed to protect workers in the outdoors
Extreme temperatures--both hot and cold--can be incredibly dangerous for employees who work in the outdoors. There are often devastating consequences, particularly if workers are exposed to extreme heat without proper attire, hydration or rest. Most of the time, those...
Compensation is critical: How much could an accident cost you?
The aftermath of an accident can leave individuals facing severe and even life-changing injuries. And recovering from those injuries can be painful and detrimental to one's mental health as well.However, the hope of recovery after the accident can suddenly feel sour...
What recent crane accidents mean for construction workers
Several construction accidents involving cranes across the country have rattled the nation and filled national news stories for a few weeks now. Although none of these accidents have occurred in Maryland, these most recent stories are raising concerns for all...
Maryland at the top for the number of at-fault car accidents
Every Maryland driver understands that there is a risk of a crash every time they get into their car. Despite that fact, no one actually expects to be in a life-changing accident. It is always a shock.However, it seems that Maryland drivers may face a higher risk than...
Understanding employees’ rights to a safe workplace
Employers must ensure their workplace conditions are up to par. They have to protect their employees from preventable work accidents.This duty falls under every employee's right to a safe workplace. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) outlines...
Reasons why your workers comp claim might be denied
Being injured at work and losing your ability to generate income can be devastating. Even more devastating can be when your workers' compensation claim has been denied.If your claim is denied, the insurance company will notify you by letter and that letter will list...
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