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Institute for Workplace Studies ----------------- Professor Samuel
B. Bacharach School of Industrial & Labor Relations --------
Director, Institute for Workplace Studies Cornell University 16
East 34th Street, 4th floor ---------------------- Stuart Basefsky
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On-the-Job Sprains and Strains
Most people consider workplace injuries a much larger threat in heavy industry or construction environments. While these occupations do often carry the risk of working around large machinery, dangerous tools, or abrasive chemicals, some of the most common occupational injuries can occur in almost any type of workplace. In fact, the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics determined that, in 2003, sprains and strains were the most common class of workplace injury. An employee can suffer a strain or sprain in almost any work
environment, from a highrise construction site to a cubicle in a comfortable office building.
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legal rights in the workplace. If you have any kind of dispute with your current or previous employer you want to find a good attorney that specializes in this type of law. You may have an issue with getting paid a commission from an employer and finding a lawyer that can help you is your best option. Maybe you are having a problem with another employee and need to have some
legal advice your best bet is to talk to a labor attorney. It is important that you find someone that specializes specifically in helping out employees in the workplace.
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