If injured on a construction site, it’s imperative that you know your rights and how to handle your injury claims. You need to know who will cover your medical costs and if you’ll have paid time off during any absence necessary for your recovery. You’ll be eligible for worker’s compensation, but your employer or an equipment manufacturer may also bear […]
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Through the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), federal and state agencies enforce safety rules for many businesses and companies, including those in the construction industry, such as commercial real estate construction. OSHA operates under the U.S. Department of Labor, with Nevada in charge of administering OSHA regulations and violations at the state level. Whether an employer or an employee, […]
If you’re injured at work or notice hazards that could cause an accident, you may wonder what your next steps should be. It’s important to recognize that OSHA works to provide many U.S. employees with safe working environments. If your employer violates national health and safety standards you may be entitled to compensation. Read this article to learn more about […]