If you’re a worker who needs personal protective equipment to perform your job, you might be asking this question: Is my employer responsible for providing PPEs? In New York State, the answer is yes. But of course, there are employment law regulations that guide who and what is required. Below, we’ll look at those requirements as explained by the top …
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, private employers reported 2.6 million nonfatal work injuries in 2021. If you get injured on the clock, it’s essential to have a plan of action to ensure you protect your rights and livelihood while you’re in recovery. Without the right support, you could be missing out on the benefits you’re entitled to. In …
According to worker’s compensation lawyers, there are a lot of mistakes to be made after an accident or injury. From not going to the hospital right away to admitting fault, worker compensation law firms have seen it all. Experienced worker’s compensation attorneys Littman and Babiarz have one piece of advice for those who have a potential claim: If you are …
One thing about employment law is that it is forever changing. But it’s not just employment lawyers who need to know what New York labor laws are new for 2023. Even if you never plan to be an employment attorney, you may need to hire one. At the very least, you’ll want to be in the know so that you …
OSHA stats show a shocking number of fatalities and serious injuries are caused by slips, trips, and falls each year. Unfortunately, many of these happen on the job, leaving the injured open to a multitude of negative consequences. These include lost wages, medical costs, recovery time, lost wages, emotional trauma, and more. Because slips and falls at work can lead …
