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Can I Receive Workers’ Compensation Benefits if I am a Part-Time or Temporary Worker in Vermont?

By Sluka Law |

There are different types of workers. There are full-time, temporary, and part-time workers. A full-time employee works the maximum weekly hours, whereas a part-time worker performs tasks on a reduced schedule compared to a full-time worker. Temporary workers are people employers contract to do a job for a limited period. Most, if not all,… Read More »

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Common Causes of Scaffolding Accidents

By Sluka Law |

A scaffold is a crucial structure in the construction industry. Scaffolds are those temporary structures at construction sites that elevate and support construction workers and materials. A scaffold helps construction workers reach areas they would otherwise not be able to reach. It is estimated that millions of workers in the construction industry work on… Read More »

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Are Road Construction Workers Covered by Workers’ Compensation?

By Sluka Law |

One of the most dangerous jobs is that of a road construction worker. Road construction workers face numerous hazards while working on roads or highways. These dedicated professionals are constantly at risk of being involved in accidents that result in severe injuries and even death. If you were injured as a road construction worker,… Read More »

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What Are the Risks of Returning To Work Early After a Work-Related Injury?

By Sluka Law |

Going back to work as soon as possible is a goal for many injured employees. Sitting at home doing nothing can get boring and frustrating really fast. However, as much as you may want to return to work and be productive, you want to ensure you only return to work when your doctor says… Read More »

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