Should Employers Report All Employee Injuries to Workers' Comp?
The law requires companies to report all workplace injuries. But what if the worker who has been injured doesn't want to file a workers' comp claim?
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The law requires companies to report all workplace injuries. But what if the worker who has been injured doesn't want to file a workers' comp claim?
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