Social Security Disability
How Ergonomics Can Impact Social Security Disability Cases
Ergonomics refers to how a person’s work environment and tasks align with their physical abilities. When poor ergonomics lead to injuries such as carpal tunnel syndrome, tendinitis, or chronic back problems, these conditions can have long-term effects that limit a person’s ability to work. In some cases, the impact is severe enough to support a…
Read MoreHow Essential Functions Affect Return-to-Work Decisions
In California workers’ compensation cases, an injured worker’s ability to return to work often depends on whether they can still perform the essential functions of their job. These are the core duties that are fundamental to the position, not just tasks that are occasionally required. When a treating physician determines that an employee has medical…
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