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Maryland Workers’ Comp Laws And Benefits For Injured Supermarket Workers
At first glance, the data on nonfatal occupational injuries and illnesses specifically focusing on Maryland supermarket workers does not appear to be concerning. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that there are around 1,600 total reported cases of medical conditions every year from employees at grocers and food markets, just a fraction… Read More »
Factors SSA Looks At When Determining Your Ability To Work
If you are applying for benefits under the federal Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) program, you have probably discovered that you need to supply a wealth of information regarding your employment. The reason is found in one of the basic requirements to qualify for SSDI: You must suffer from a disabling medical condition that… Read More »
Heavy Equipment Operators Must Take Quick Action After A Work Accident
While it is possible to suffer from a work-related injury or occupational disease in any industry, there can be no question that some market sectors present higher risks for workers. Considering their employment environment and job tasks, heavy equipment operators most definitely face unique hazards. Fortunately, under Maryland workers’ compensation laws, all employers with… Read More »
FAQs About Maryland Workers’ Comp For Airline Employees
As a passenger, you are probably pleased to learn that air travel is one of the safest forms of transportation in the world. According to Reuters, the number of large commercial airline crashes in 2020 was down more than 50 percent – no doubt due, in part, to COVID-19 travel restrictions and lockdowns. Still,… Read More »
Questions To Expect When Attending An SSDI Disability Hearing
Because so many claims for benefits under Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) are rejected at the initial application stage, there is a good chance that you will need to take the next steps through additional reviews. You might be successful through reconsideration, but it is more likely that you will proceed to a disability… Read More »
Maryland Workers’ Comp Benefits For Custodial Workers
Your job as a custodian may keep you somewhat behind the scenes at the average Maryland workplace, but your role in maintaining a safe, clean space is crucial for the entire workforce. However, your daily job duties often expose you to considerable work-related hazards. In fact, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports… Read More »
Safety Tips For Maryland Maintenance Workers Can Reduce Accidents
Maryland maintenance workers function in a highly dangerous environment, as the workplace is constantly in flux and employees are surrounded by hazardous tools, machinery, and building systems. It is not surprising that accidents are common, so it is reassuring to know that the Maryland workers’ compensation system pays benefits to qualifying maintenance workers. You… Read More »
FAQs About Advance Designation For Social Security Disability Benefits
If you are applying for or currently receive benefits under Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI), you certainly understand the basics. Individuals who qualify will receive financial benefits on a monthly basis, which are intended to assist with medical care and living expenses. These amounts are directly deposited into the… Read More »
Guide To Understanding Your Long-Term Disability Insurance Policy
Disability insurance has long been an employment perk offered by Maryland companies, and data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reveals that 35 percent of civilian workers have access to long-term disability insurance. If you are a policyholder, you probably understand the basics: You pay premiums to the insurer, typically on a… Read More »
5 Top Accident Risks For Maryland Warehouse Workers
At first glance, data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) does not raise any red flags regarding workplace injuries to Maryland warehouse employees. There are around 4,100 recordable cases of on-the-job injuries every year, just a fraction of the 64,900 total across all public and private industries. However, 3,100 of these cases… Read More »
