NYS Disability Benefits LawOne of the interesting things about the nys disability benefits law is the fact that it is one of only a few states that allow an individual to collect disability benefits whenever they were injured off of the jobsite. These benefits are delivered similar to the way that benefits would be delivered an individual was injured on the job. The employer is required to carry this insurance on the employee and as long as they are working, they will be covered in case an injury happens to take place. New Jersey, a neighboring state has a similar law in place but Pennsylvania does not. If you are running a business, or perhaps franchising a business, you may be interested in knowing that you're going to need to cover your employees in case of an injury, regardless of where they happen to be. There are a lot of different stipulations that go into the nys disability benefits law that you're going to need to be aware of. For example, this disability may be collected for 26 weeks in any period of a consecutive 52 week time frame. You are also well within your rights to collect funds from your employees in order to cover the cost of this disability compensation but it is not a requirement for you to do so. Regardless of whether you are an employee or an employer in New York, you should be aware of the nys disability benefits law, at least on the most basic level. Although you certainly would hope that you never need to use the small in your behalf, it is there to benefit you and your family members in case you would have to use it. Similar to any other type of law that is in other states, it is a protection for those who have become disabled. |
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Consultative Examinations For Long Term Disability
By Joseph Devine
Both injuries and illnesses can turn into long term disabilities if they prevent you from working for at least a year or they are supposed to end in your death. To help you in this treacherous time, the Social Security Administration, or SSA, offers two types of disability coverage that provides for your basic needs of food, shelter, and clothing at the very least.
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Employment Law - How to Make it Work For You in a Recession!
By John Mehtam
As every media outlet in the UK and beyond has been repeatedly telling us for the past couple of months, we are already in a period of economic recession. As you will also be aware, this means a tough time for businesses small and large. A topic that might not immediately spring to mind when you think of this, however, is that of Employment Law and in particular the risks you are taking if you your employment procedures are not compliant.
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By Joseph Devine
For individuals working in industries that witness a high number of injuries or deaths each year, a safeguard in case of a disabling injury is an important thing to consider. The possibility of getting an injury on the job that will keep you from being able to work in your field for a long period of time or perhaps even ever again is actually pretty high.
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