What are the pros and cons of filing workman's comp?
if you got injured during work-time at your workplace, or any place doing your job for your employer, (in Ontario, Canada), you should inform your employer. If its very minor like a paper-cut or scratch or something, you can use the first-aid kit for disinfectant and bandage, but if its anything that you see a medical professional (Dr, etc) about, then your employer is required by law, to report Worker's Compensation. You will be paid for time off for emergency or for a Doctor, if its required, and your employer will be required to modify your job or your facilities(like providing special chair or whatever) while you heal, If you 're unable to do your job, your employer is required to provide alternative work, IF they can. IF they cannot, then Worker's Comp. Insurance will pay until you get some job you can do somewhere else. There is a time limit for your employer to report it, I think 2 or 3 days, depending on your Province or State. If s/he doesn't report it, there can be hefty fines. (employers trying to hide such things are considered virtual criminals). In this case, your employer may still be safe, because you didn't tell him, s/he didn't know, so workers comp will just frown. There could be negative consequences to the employer if they know about a "serious" injury and do not report it. There are no negative consequences to reporting an injury. Employers may not punish you for it. Rule of thumb for the future, any injury or illness from your workplace "serious" enough ---- that is, IF you go see a doctor or medical pro about it, then you have to tell your boss and they need to report it to Workers Compensation.
What are the duties and responsibility of administrative assistant?
According to http://www.hrvillage.com/hrjobdesc/Admin... PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES ARE 1. Answer telephones and transfer to appropriate staff member. 2. Meet and greet clients and visitors. 3. Create and modify documents using Microsoft Office. 4. Perform general clerical duties to include but not limited to: photocopying, faxing, mailing, and filing. 5. Maintain hard copy and electronic filing system. 6. Sign for and distribute UPS/Fed Ex/Airborne packages. 7. Research, price, and purchase office furniture and supplies. 8. Coordinate and maintain records for staff office space, phones, parking, company credit cards and office keys. 9. Setup and coordinate meetings and conferences. 10. Maintain and distribute staff weekly schedules. 11. Collect and maintain PC inventory. 12. Support staff in assigned project based work. 13. Other duties as assigned. ADDITIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES ARE 1. Provide office orientation for new employees. 2. Setup accommodation and entertainment arrangements for company visitors.
Why did the World Trade Center towers fall on 9/11?
Hey Webpence. When you can't dazzle them with brilliance, bore them with bullsh+t. They really got to take away the cut and paste function. The professor of physics is not a construction engineer. Thermate is present in a myriad of construction techniques. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if Thermate wasn't used in the debris clean-up as well. He should be suspicious if he didn't find any. Very simple. If someone was to want to intentially bring down the WTC with pre-planted explosives, they would have brought it down when each plane hit, which would have been a far more credible action. Just one more, because you conspiracy idiots aren't really worth it. The designer never said the WTC was designed to "take an impact from a 767". The 767 was not even invented yet. The designer bragged once that he felt it could handle an impact from "a jet airplane", but he was referring to the fact that the structure was not dependent on any single vertical support. So one hole in the structure would not bring down the building. (and it was true) The design was never tested for an impact of that type, much less a non-existent 767 full of fuel. Last note to you consiracy nuts. Go back to the Kennedy assasination. Maybe Elvis. You're relatively harmless with those. Don't dis the memory of the WTC tragedy just because you're bored (or in webpence's case, boring)