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Lo que los trabajadores de Santa Paula y Ventura deben saber sobre lesiones acumulativas en el trabajo Trabajar en un almacén en California no es fácil. Las largas jornadas, el esfuerzo físico constante y la presión por cumplir con tiempos de entrega hacen que este...
Warehouse workers in Ventura County—from Oxnard to Santa Paula to Camarillo—play a vital role in California’s logistics, agriculture, and distribution industries. But this kind of work often comes with physical risks: lifting heavy materials, working around machinery,...
No todas las lesiones laborales ocurren en un solo accidente. Muchas se desarrollan poco a poco — durante semanas, meses o incluso años — debido a movimientos repetitivos, esfuerzo físico constante, malas condiciones ergonómicas o exposición prolongada a ambientes...
Si usted sufrió una lesión en el trabajo en California, tiene el derecho de reportarla y presentar un reclamo de compensación laboral sin temor a represalias. Sin embargo, no todos los empleadores respetan ese derecho. Algunos trabajadores son despedidos, amenazados o...
En California, muchos trabajadores en la construcción, jardinería, limpieza, restaurantes, y agricultura son pagados en efectivo. Si usted ha sufrido una lesión en el trabajo y su empleador le paga sin comprobantes formales, tal vez se pregunte: “¿Aún tengo derecho a...
Not all work injuries happen in a single accident. Some develop gradually — over weeks, months, or even years — due to repetitive motions, strain, poor ergonomics, or long-term exposure to harmful environments. These are called cumulative trauma injuries, and in...
If you’ve been injured at work in California, you have the right to report your injury and file a workers’ compensation claim without fear. Unfortunately, not every employer respects that right. Some workers are fired, demoted, threatened, or harassed simply for...
In California, it’s not uncommon for workers in construction, landscaping, restaurants, cleaning services, and agriculture to be paid in cash. If you’ve been injured while working and your employer pays you off the books, you may be wondering: “Am I still eligible for...
After a workplace injury, you might expect your employer to follow the law—helping you get medical care and filing the proper paperwork with their insurance company. But unfortunately, many workers find themselves in a difficult situation: their employer refuses to...
Every day, undocumented workers across California perform essential jobs in agriculture, construction, cleaning, restaurants, factories, and more. These workers help keep the state’s economy running—but when a workplace injury happens, many feel they have no legal...