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North Carolina worker killed by falling dumpster
On July 16, 2018, a workplace accident at the Campbell’s Soup Plant in Maxton, North Carolina, resulted in the death of one man, and left another injured. According to an article by the Charlotte Observer, a dumpster was being relocated by a forklift when it tumbled off, landing on top…
Workers injured in propane plant explosion
According to a recent report, on Friday, July 6, 2018, an explosion in a North Carolina propane tank plant injured two workers. Though their injuries were considered non-life threatening, both workers were airlifted to a burn center. Susan Holder, Sampson County spokeswoman, told WSOC TV that an emergency call was…
Charlotte construction accident claims life of worker
It is important for workers to understand that they can expect to go to a safe workplace each day. A recent construction accident in Charlotte claimed the life of a 24-year old construction worker and many are asking for answers and demanding increased worker safety. The victim was killed in the construction…
Municipal worker not given workers’ comp after smoking e-cig
Workers’ compensation is a safety net that covers tens of millions of employees and pays out trillions of dollars to those injured on the job. If you’ve been hurt while working, odds are you appreciated the security of having workers’ comp help cover medical bills and other expenses. It’s true…
Social media could hurt workers compensation claims
Social media is unavoidable today between Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Every platform offers a new way to share your experiences and inform others about what is happening in the world. Unfortunately, many people overshare online – which leads to trouble. Depending on what you are posting, your social media has…
What is a repetitive stress injury?
Repetitive stress injuries can cause serious harm and time away from work but injured workers may wonder exactly what the term refers to and what they can do about it if injured. Repetitive stress injuries include carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis and bursitis and can make it difficult for the sufferer to…
Protections for workers injured in a construction accident
Workers who have been injured in a construction accident can face uncertain prospects and an uncertain future. They may be facing medical bills that begin stacking up while they are unable to work to help support their families or pay the mounting medical bills. Unfortunately, construction workers are always at…
Could printed buildings eliminate construction worker injuries?
The good news for Charlotte’s construction industry is that business is booming. The bad news is that some construction firms are struggling to find enough skilled workers to keep job sites humming along. The more inexperienced the workers on a construction site, the more likely it is that a construction accident…
March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month
Spring is underway here in Charlotte. It’s a time of year when many area residents enjoy walking around the city to observe budding trees, blooming flowers and returning birds. The sights of revitalized nature have a way of lifting spirits that were chilled by winter. Those sights also remind us…
Experts: good health reduces risks of on-the-job injury
When business owners get together, one of the things they talk about most frequently is ways in which they can cut costs. Health experts recently told attendees of Business Insurance’s World Captive Forum that owners can cut costs by helping employees to improve their emotional and physical health. When workers…
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