For many Georgians, the privilege to drive is not only convenient but also a freedom they enjoy. That is why many elderly drivers continue to drive, especially nowadays. However, elderly drivers and their children must be aware of the increased risks they face on the...
Month: January 2020
Are you ready for outdoor work in the cold January weather?
January is the coldest month in Georgia, but that does not mean the work stops. If you have an outdoor job in Atlanta, your employer must comply with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration's safety standards to protect you from known hazards. Do you know...
Retail work is becoming more dangerous
Most people would not consider retail work to be particularly dangerous. After all, it is one of the most common jobs held in the American workforce, with 1 in 10 workers working in retail.However, recent data reveals that working in retail could be much more...
A denied workers’ comp claim is not the end
A work injury or illness can bring everything to a screeching halt. Your productivity on the job as well as your ability to fulfill your obligations at home may be on hold while you recover.This can mean a devastating loss of income that can be difficult to overcome,...
Is your boss proactive or reactive in protecting you?
Regardless of the industry in which you earn your income in Georgia, you will most likely face numerous occupational hazards. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration mandates that your employer must protect you from known dangers and take reasonable steps to...