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PA Work Injury & Workers’ Comp – Reporting Your Employer for an Unsafe Worksite

PA employers must provide safe worksites pursuant to OSHA regulations. If worksites are unsafe, workers can report employers to OSHA. Jeff Laffey, a Phila. PA work injury lawyer answers a PA construction worker’s question about how to report a complaint.

By |2015-12-08T16:16:27+00:00December 2nd, 2015|Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation FAQs|Comments Off on PA Work Injury & Workers’ Comp – Reporting Your Employer for an Unsafe Worksite
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I was driving to a meeting with a client and got into a car accident in Philadelphia. Can I make a workers’ compensation claim with my employer?

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By |2015-10-09T21:35:09+00:00January 16th, 2014|Pennsylvania Workers' Compensation FAQs|Comments Off on I was driving to a meeting with a client and got into a car accident in Philadelphia. Can I make a workers’ compensation claim with my employer?
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