After a traumatic event, injured workers may want to avoid the scene of the accident. But returning to work could help them heal.
Some cumulative trauma claims are preventable, according to loss control experts, who say workplace safety, automation and sound ergonomics are among the best risk management practices to keep workers on the job without pain or overuse injuries.
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The Great Resignation and the move to remote work has forever changed the way we work, as well as the profile of our workforce. This will require employers to rethink everything from health and safety on the job, to new technology that makes training, onboarding and prioritizing easier.
Understanding the social determinants of health and taking a more personalized approach to understand an injured employees’ life circumstances can help them recover faster.