There are many different ways that workers in Ohio are protected in the event that they are injured on the job. In a previous post regarding workers' compensation benefits, this blog discussed temporary total compensation, and the amount of money that an injured worker can receive. There are also other types of compensation that a work accident victim can receive. If, for example, a worker is able to take part in an approved rehabilitation plan, and the worker intends to return to work, the worker can receive living maintenance compensation.
Fatal workplace accident kills Honda contract worker in Ohio
In Ohio, it is an unfortunate reality that there will occasionally be a workplace accident in which people are injured or killed. With any fatal accident, there are numerous issues that the loss of a loved one will create. This situation can be worse when it is a fatal workplace accident because it is, in general, completely unexpected to say goodbye to a family member when he or she leaves for work and does not come home.
Important points about the workers' compensation process in Ohio
Workers who are injured on the job in Ohio might have a vague idea as to what it is that workers' compensation is and how it works, but there are important points that must be remembered throughout the entire process. A claimant must follow the proper protocol to avoid any mistakes that could prevent a worthy recipient from being approved on workers' compensation claims.
Can problems with the law affect my SSD benefits?
If a person in Ohio is receiving or seeking Social Security disability benefits, there are certain rules that must be followed. While many are familiar with factors like earnings requirements, going to treatment and trying to work again, one issue that might not be as well-known is if the applicant has had issues with the law and has been arrested or convicted of a crime. This can affect receiving and retaining SSD benefits. Those who are facing this issue need to understand how the Social Security Administration addresses it.