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When you're injured at work, workers' compensation can be the only thing keeping you afloat — it covers your pay, your medical bills and your recovery. That's why even small changes to how the system works deserve your attention. In 2025, Florida approved a modest...
Telemedicine is rapidly changing how injured workers in Florida access medical care—and it’s starting to reshape the state’s workers’ compensation process as well. While in-person care remains necessary for many conditions, telemedicine offers new convenience and...
Career opportunities change as technology advances. Some jobs become obsolete because technology replaces the need for human labor. Many of the physical tasks once performed by hand in industrial and medical settings are now under the control of specialized equipment....
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is a federal agency that ensures safe and healthy working conditions for American workers. Established in 1970, OSHA sets and enforces safety standards, provides training and protects workers from retaliation...
In 2016, Florida passed the Florida Medical Marijuana Legalization Initiative, Amendment 2. This law allows people with certain medical conditions to use medical marijuana if prescribed by a licensed physician. Conditions include cancer, epilepsy, glaucoma, HIV/AIDS...
Every workplace has its own risks and safety procedures. While the familiarity of long-time employees can help protect them on the job, newer employees may take time to catch up with this vital information. As newcomers adjust to a different environment and learn new...
Every job comes with different risks and benefits. Some people find themselves drawn to the public service sector. They may choose to work in law enforcement. Police officers, corrections officers and other professionals help keep the community safe. However, they do...
Workers' compensation benefits are a crucial protection for employees. Those who get hurt on the job can apply for medical benefits. Workers' compensation medical coverage can pay for their treatment until they are able to get back to work. They can also potentially...
Workers' compensation is intended to offer financial support to employees who experience injuries or illnesses as a result of their jobs. While physical injuries are often straightforward to identify and treat, mental health conditions pose unique challenges in the...
Florida workers' compensation coverage can pay for many different kinds of medical treatment. When a Florida employee breaks a bone or suffers a brain injury on the job, they can receive necessary medical support without incurring any personal expense. Workers'...