If you suffer an injury while performing your job duties, you are entitled to workers’ compensation in South Carolina. But what happens if you are injured during your commute to or from work? According to South Carolina’s workers’ compensation law, the “going and coming” ...
Read MoreMAHLE Behr is a company that assembles car parts, including air conditioners and radiators, in Charleston, S.C. On Monday, February 15, 2021, at ...
View MoreBurn injuries are classified by cause and severity. The main types of burn injuries – and the ones you may be familiar with – are first-degree, ...
View MoreUnintentional falls are one of the leading causes of accidental death and lead to countless injuries each year. These accidents can take place ...
View MoreConstruction sites are dangerous. From falls to equipment accidents, employees are constantly at risk. Still, the majority of construction accidents ...
View MoreSimply speaking, workers’ compensation must cover work-related injuries wherever they take place. If you sustain an injury while on the clock and/or ...
View MoreOn-the-job accidents can often be avoided if businesses take proper safety measures to protect their workers, and workers take proper safety measures ...
View MoreWhen searching for new employees, businesses should be looking for the best candidates to complete the responsibilities of the open position. Of ...
View MorePeople who work in industries that use heavy machinery on a daily basis — construction, manufacturing, transportation, and more — are especially at ...
View MoreThe current South Carolina workers’ compensation system covers physical injuries that are sustained while on the job. The existing policies are ...
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