In an instant, an on-the-job accident may occur and leave you suffering from serious injuries. Your employer’s workers’ compensation policy may provide you with valuable coverage, including paying for your medical bills and providing partial wage replacement payments....

Suffering an injury in a Minnesota workplace can be a trying time for you, and not just because you miss work for an extended period of time. Discussing personal medical matters can be a sensitive topic. You may prefer to deal with a doctor that you have a history...

If you experience an injury or develop an illness related to your job, you may be eligible to receive workers' compensation benefits aimed at replacing some of your earnings. This program offers a variety of benefits to injured or ill employees. You may not qualify...

Permanent workers and independent contractors have different guidelines and receive different benefits, including workers' compensation.  Determining if you meet employee status can help you if you sustain injury in a work-related accident.  Legal guidelines In...

Minnesota workers often face hazards on the job. For example, some workers spend time around heavy equipment. This equipment may cause crush damage or impact injuries if they break. Some risk factors may lead to head injuries. In turn, these injuries can cause a...

The Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry analyzed work-related injury statistics from 2018 and released the findings in November 2019. As reported by the Twin Cities Pioneer Press, the results reveal some interesting information about work-related injuries...

Protecting yourself while working is a priority for every Minnesota worker. However, incidents may occur, which cause some measure of injury. You may face serious medical consequences due to a work incident. While workers’ compensation may kick in, you may have...