Many North Carolina workers are at risk of injury on the job — some more than others. Several industries have high rates of workers’ compensation…
Safety is paramount when working in the construction industry. Minor oversights, such as skipping protective gear or failing to inspect machinery before use, can lead…
A case that a North Carolina pre-school owner had won on appeal has since gone under review by the state high court. The high court…
In North Carolina and across the country, there are several types of work that are known to be more inherently dangerous than other jobs. Construction…
A work-related incident can occur under a multitude of situations and the fallout thereof could take a devastating toll on the lives of those involved.…
After several years of unemployment, many people are happy and relieved to be back in the workforce. New opportunities are enabling workers to launch new…
Throughout North Carolina and across the country, millions of people earn a living in factories and other types of shops that use machines. Employers who…
Many companies in North Carolina may constantly be in search of ways to cultivate safer workplace environments. However, there may be some types of safety…
When a North Carolina worker dies, the state considers his or her spouse and children wholly dependent. Under Chapter 97 of the state’s general statutes,…
Every state has its own guidelines regarding workers who suffer on-the-job injuries. Most employers must purchase insurance, which provides benefits to workers who have filed…
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