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Every year, hundreds of thousands of workers are injured on the job. Some of the most frequent types of workplace injuries include:
If you have been hurt on the job, don't ignore it. Instead, take the following steps in order to protect yourself:
Workers' compensation was one of the first forms of social insurance in the United States. As a mean of protection for both employers and employees, all states, work with the federal government to provide injured workers with financial assistance after an on-the-job injury or illness.
The main objectives of workers' compensation include:
HURT611 can refer you to an attorney who handles workers' compensation claims, as well as other employment law cases including wage and hour claims. A workers' compensation attorney will work with you and your insurance company to recover the payments to which you are entitled.
If you or a loved one has been injured on the job, report the injury as soon as possible. According to most state laws, your employer must be notified about the accident and/or job-related injury within 30 days of its occurrence. In addition, your employer must notify its insurance company and arrange for your medical care.
If your on-the-job injury results in a disability (whether permanent or temporary), you will receive either weekly or monthly benefits while your disability exists, or a lump-sum payment for your permanent impairment.
The amount of money you will receive for your workers' compensation benefits will depend on how your injury is classified. Your doctor will rate your level of impairment, and determine if you will be impaired permanently or on a temporary basis. How you are rated will determine the types of benefits you will receive.
Dependent upon your injury, the following types of disability benefits may apply to your injury:
payments for disability where an employee continues to work, on a limited basis, during recovery.
HURT611 can connect you with the best worker's compensation attorneys in your state and get you the representation you need to protect your rights, recover lost wages and compensate you for your injuries. HURT611 can also get you to the medical care that you need to fully recover and properly document your injuries. We only connect you to attorneys who do not charge a fee unless they settle your case and we only connect you to doctors who will work with your insurance company and your attorney so you have no out of pocket medical cots. Our service is 100% FREE. No Fee. No Cost. No Obligation.
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Note: This performance review was created when the 2013 Chevrolet Cruze was new.
Test drivers report that the 2013 Chevrolet Cruze doesn't have the most powerful engines in its class, but they are pleased with the Cruze's good fuel economy, smooth ride and responsive steering.
The 2013 Chevrolet Cruze has two available engines: a base 138-horsepower, 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine and a 138-horsepower, 1.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine that makes 23 pound-feet of torque more than the base engine. A six-speed manual transmission is standard, and a six-speed automatic is optional. With the base engine and a six-speed automatic transmission, the 2013 Cruze averages 22/35 mpg city/highway, according to the EPA. The Eco model has the highest ratings in the model line, achieving up to 28/42 mpg with the manual transmission.
While the 2013 Cruze has good fuel economy ratings, particularly as one of the larger models in the class, reviewers do complain about its engines and automatic transmission. They prefer the optional turbocharged engine because its additional torque improves its passing abilities at highway speeds. However, more than one test driver says that even though the turbocharged engine performs well on the highway, it is still sluggish from a stop. A different test driver pinpoints the slow-shifting automatic transmission for the Cruze's slow acceleration.
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Reviewers don't say the 2013 Chevrolet Cruze has best-in-class handling or braking, but they're still impressed with its abilities. The Cruze's steering is precise, there's little body lean and its ride is smooth. With the optional sport suspension, one car reviewer mentions that the Cruze picks up more bumps in the road, but finds that overall, passengers will be comfortable.
Reviewers don't comment on the 2013 model's braking abilities, but in test drives for previous model years, they call the brakes strong.
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