While some politicians continue to split hairs over the cause of climate change and scientists debate on the best solution, workers who make a living
How Properly Treating Orthopedic Workplace Injuries Could Help the Economy
Of all the work-related injuries that occur in the United States every year, more than 90 percent of them are orthopedic-related (meaning related to
San Jose, California Mass Shooting is an Example of Workplace Violence
On May 26, 2021, San Jose, California became the site of the San Francisco Bay area’s deadliest shooting. At 6:34 a.m. Pacific Time, authorities
Amazon Seeks to Reduce Workplace Injuries Through New Program
In recent years, Amazon has come under fire for unsafe working conditions and unrealistic quotas. Now, it seems they’re trying to apply their
New Arizona Law Allows Mail-Order Meds for Workers’ Comp Beneficiaries
On April 12, 2021, Governor Doug Ducey signed new legislation that allows injured workers who are receiving doctor care under workers’ compensation to
Arizona Gov. Ducey Expands Workers’ Comp Benefits for Firefighters
For years, firefighters in Arizona have been fighting to have occupational diseases, like cancer, covered under workers’ compensation insurance.
Arizona Farming Industry Dangers and Workers’ Compensation Benefits
When most people think of Arizona, deserts and the Grand Canyon are among the first things that come to mind. So it may be surprising to learn that
Construction Worker Dies in Accident at Tucson Power Station
On March 19, 2021, an Arizona man tragically died on a construction site at a power station in Tucson’s Oro Valley, near Tangerine Road and First
COVID-19, PTSD and Workers’ Comp for Healthcare Workers
As a Licensed Associate Counselor, Janine Faux describes trauma as someone shaking a snow globe. The snow-like particles are calm until, suddenly, the
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