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If you’re applying for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), understanding how the Social Security Administration (SSA) defines “disability” is crucial. SSDI doesn’t cover partial or temporary disabilities. Instead, the SSA has strict requirements to qualify as...
Workers' compensation serves as a safety net for employees injured on the job. These benefits cover a wide range of injuries, but not every injury qualifies. Knowing which types are commonly covered can help you understand your rights as a worker. Physical injuries...
If you’ve been injured at work, you may qualify for workers' compensation benefits. However, if your injury leaves you permanently disabled, you might also qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI). Understanding how these two benefits interact under...
Workers' compensation provides essential benefits for employees injured on the job. However, many claims face denial, leaving workers confused and frustrated. Understanding the common reasons for these denials can help you take steps to strengthen your case. Failure...
Construction sites can be dangerous places, and it's important to be aware of the risks. Common injuries include falls from high places, getting hit by falling objects, electrical shocks, and breathing in harmful dust or chemicals. If you get hurt while working, it's...
The Social Security 2100 Act is an effort to strengthen Social Security programs for future generations. This proposal aims to expand benefits and improve the financial security of those relying on Social Security, including people with disabilities. Enhanced benefits...
If you get injured at work in Florida, you may be eligible for workers' compensation. Workers' comp can help cover medical expenses and lost wages while you recover. If you're thinking about applying for workers' comp, you might have some questions. Here are some...
Filing a workers' compensation claim should not result in negative treatment at work. However, some employees experience retaliation from their employers after filing a claim. If you suspect retaliation, there are the steps you should take. Understand retaliation...
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) allows individuals with disabilities to receive financial support when unable to work full-time. However, many SSDI recipients wish to explore part-time work opportunities without losing their benefits. Here’s how to do so...
Repetitive stress injuries (RSIs) can happen to anyone who performs the same movements for long periods. In jobs involving physical labor, like construction, warehouse, or janitorial work, these injuries are common. RSIs are not just a minor inconvenience and can...