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You have been dealing with cardiovascular issues for a while now, living with heart failure. You've decided that it's getting harder to work, so you want to go onto Social Security Disability. Qualifying for Social Security Disability benefits isn't as easy as it may...
You work in construction, which means that it's important for you to understand the Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act, or CWHSSA. This is a basic act that requires all subcontractors and contractors to pay their mechanics and laborers, guards and watchmen...
Governor Whitmer issued Executive Order 2020-77 on Thursday, May 7, 2020, updating the current stay at home" order by adding certain provisions for in-person work activities and adding certain Employee groups which can return to work. The Governor's EO 2020-70, issued...
Social Security Disability benefits can be extremely helpful to people who have suffered a life-changing disability and cannot work. Social Security Disability benefits provide you and your family members benefits if you've worked long enough and paid into the Social...
You were starting your first day of work when you met the person who would be training you. They were nice to you, and you felt comfortable asking questions and getting to know your position. Then, at lunch, you overheard something you wished you wouldn't have. They...
You loved your job, but when you were hurt and developed an injury, it ended your career. Now, you just want to be on good financial footing and to know that you have the financial support you need to live. You want to file for Social Security Disability insurance,...
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Governor Whitmer issued Executive Order 2020-36 on Friday, April 3, 2020, that effectively orders individuals to stay in their place of residence who have either: 1) tested positive for COVID-19; 2) displayed one or more of the "principal symptoms of COVID-19"; 3) has...
When you think about workplace discrimination, you might immediately think of people of different races or people who look different being treated badly just because of who they are. You may not think immediately of the lesbian, bisexual, gay and transgender (LBGT)...
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many employees have rightly begun questioning their safety in the workplace. Whether you were on duty at the outset prior to Governor Whitmer's "Stay Home, Stay Safe" Executive Order (EO 2020-21) or an essential employee who is...