Posted by Ken(Ark) on April 09, 2019 at 03:24:12 from (174.236.146.108):
In Reply to: Hurt at work question posted by philip d on April 08, 2019 at 18:55:12:
Even though I am covered by Workman's comp I would have a hard time filing a claim on something minor that I should have known better ( smacking my own hand with a hammer , nothing broken ) and will recover in time .
With that being said , I would have no problem filing a claim even on something small , because someone else wasn't paying attention .( smacking my hand with a hammer , dropping an object on my head , knocking me off a ladder , etc )
You wont really know how bad your teeth are until they completely heal , which could take months . You may find that they will never heal without help .
80% of employers will act like they care in the beginning but try to get out of anything that cost them money . I have seen it happen many times .Dr Jeckel and Mr Hyde and you thought all along that the owner was a pretty cool guy .
Document it . If the employer doesn't want to or hesitates , that is your first clue something is wrong . Employers know that if the injury gets better they can drop it and if it gets worse then they can help you .
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