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What California Employees Should Know About Retaliation and Their Rights Many injured employees hesitate to file a workers’ compensation claim because they fear losing their job. Unfortunately, this concern is common, especially in physically demanding industries...
A Guide to Protecting Your Health, Rights, and Workers’ Compensation Benefits Winter weather increases the risk of slip and fall injuries in the workplace. Rain, wet floors, slippery walkways, poor lighting, and uneven surfaces can turn routine job duties into...
A Guide for Injured Employees to Protect Their Rights and Benefits Suffering a workplace injury in California can be stressful and confusing — especially when you're navigating the workers’ compensation system for the first time. While California law protects injured...
1. Tendonitis and Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSIs) Warehouse workers often repeat the same motions—lifting, reaching, scanning, or packing—for hours at a time. Over time, this can lead to: Wrist tendonitis Elbow or shoulder inflammation Trigger finger or grip...
Warehouses are among the most hazardous work environments in California. In Ventura County, major facilities operated by Amazon, Sysco, and other large employers in Oxnard and Camarillo process thousands of packages, shipments, and materials daily — often under...
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,...
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...
When most people think of workers' compensation cases, they imagine sudden injuries—slips, falls, or equipment accidents. But not all workplace injuries are immediate or visible. Many of the most dangerous conditions develop silently over time, especially in...