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Workers' compensation provides benefits to employees who suffer injuries while performing their job duties, regardless of fault. If a workplace accident occurs and you feel that you were responsible for the incident, you may still qualify for workers' compensation...
A workplace injury often sets off a chain of events, including medical treatments, time off work and inevitably, questions about who pays for what. Will you be responsible for your bills? In general, the answer is no. North Carolina employers must provide care to...
Because of the pandemic, remote work has risen in popularity. Many companies now allow their employees to work from home. However, with this rise in popularity came the eventual question of remote employees: do they still qualify for workers’ compensation if they work...
