Administrative work in any organization has the propensity to be mundane and if not managed properly, can be a massive waste of critical resources including time and money. Businesses in New York who optimize administrative processes to provide support and meaning to their organization may find that their efforts are more productive and valuable in the long run.
Family seeking wrongful death action after worker's death
Any case of a worker dying in an accident on a job site in Troy is tragic, and all involved can understand the pain and grief that such a loss inflicts on the victim's family. Yet does that pain and suffering automatically justify legal action? One might assume that an employer is to blame when an employee dies at work (as it is the employer's responsibility to ensure that their workplaces are safe). The fact that this responsibility does exist, however, does not necessarily absolve an employee of seeing to their own safety, nor does it mean that workplace accidents should be immediately attributed to negligence on the part of the employer.
Court rejects NYPD officer's workers' compensation appeal
Many in Troy might assume that employers approve any and all workers’ compensation claims in an effort to remain in their employees’ good graces. Yet what is overlooked in this assumption is the fact that companies pay for their workers’ compensation coverage, and an abundance of claims can impact the rates they pay. Thus, it is in their best interest to encourage the investigation of claims to ensure that the cause of their employees’ injuries are indeed work-related.
