The rules for collecting workers’ compensation are confusing, placing injured workers at an unfair disadvantage. Our library articles explain complex work injury topics in a straightforward way, including which forms you need to file for compensation and which steps to take to protect your claim.
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Facial Scars and Your Rights as an Ohio Worker in Columbus Employees who suffer permanent scars to the face from a work-related injury may be eligible for a one-time payment besides typical disability benefits. -
Work Injuries and Employer Violations of Specific Safety Requirements If you are injured at work because your employer disregarded specific state-mandated safety requirements, you may be eligible for additional compensation. -
Medical Bills: What’s Covered and How to Ensure Payment After a Work Injury The Ohio workers’ compensation system does offer payment for medical care and related expenses if an employee is injured or falls ill at work. Learn more here. -
Temporary Total Disability Benefits for Injured Ohio Workers When an injury leaves an employee completely unable to work for a period of time, workers’ compensation offers temporary benefits to provide care and wages. -
Living Maintenance and Living Maintenance Wage Loss Benefits Help Overcome Restrictions and Earnings Loss Living maintenance and living maintenance wage loss benefits are available in Ohio for workers who are restricted in their ability to work and suffer wage loss. -
Wage Loss Compensation Can Help Bridge the Income Gap After an Injury Reduces Your Earnings Find out more about wage loss benefits – what they are, who is eligible, and how you can obtain this compensation after a work-related injury or illness. -
Understanding Work-Related Brain Injuries for Columbus and Ohio Workers Work-related head injuries can have significant lasting repercussions for an employee and his family. Learn more about these injuries and what to do next. -
When a Complete Recovery Is Not Possible, Permanent Partial Disability Benefits Can Help Columbus Workers When a work injury leaves an employee with a lasting disability that affects his ability to work and income, workers’ compensation benefits may be available. -
Scheduled Loss Compensation Provides for Amputation and Loss of Use Injuries When an employee’s injuries result in the amputation or loss of use of a body part, he may be entitled to a scheduled loss award and other benefits. -
Ohio Permanent Total Disability Benefits for Columbus Workers Who Suffer Long-Lasting Injuries Ohio workers’ compensation permanent total disability benefits provide care and compensation for those who have suffered lasting injuries and cannot work.