Injuries that occur on the job or directly
related to a job are types of work related injuries.
Today employers are required to maintain worker's
compensation insurance which provides for lost
wages, medical and rehabilitation costs for workers
injured on the job. It also provides death
benefits to a worker's beneficiaries in the event of
a work related injury resulting in death.
The most common types of work related injuries
include:
Burns
caused by heat, caustic chemicals, electrocution or
radiation
Wounds
caused by cuts, punctures and scrapes to the skin
Types Of Work
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