Most injured employees have the option of filing for a workers compensation claim and receive money to cover related expenses. Seasonal work is the type of employment that is not available all year round but only during specific times. For instance, during the Christmas holidays stores may need more personnel to handle the greater flux … Read more
Workers compensation and social security disability can provide some level of financial support while you focus on your recovery, but at some point, you may want to return to work. Some workers have to take a lot of time off work after their injuries to recover. In some cases, you may be able to resume … Read more
In most cases, truck drivers that get injured on the job can file for workers compensation benefits. The law is quite clear: companies with more than five employees are required to hold workers compensation insurance. If one of their employees gets injured or becomes sick as a result of performing their job, then the company … Read more
According to the Missouri State law, business owners are required to take out workers compensation policies for the safety of their employees. However, they must meet certain conditions. If you have less than five people working for you, then the state doesn’t require you to have workers compensation. However, if you’re activating in the construction … Read more
You may be entitled to receive workers compensation and social security benefits at the same time. It’s the American dream: work hard, by a car, a house, start a family, and live the rest of your life surrounded by a white picket fence. However for many, the American dream is just that – a dream, … Read more
If you have a pre-existing condition, you are generally only eligible for compensation if there is a direct cause that leads to an injury. Whenever a worker gets injured at their job, they are covered by workers compensation, an insurance policy the state of Missouri requires most employers to carry. The matters are generally straightforward: … Read more