Why Doesn’t My Manager Want Me to File Workers’ Compensation?
If you are injured on the job, and your claim is accepted by
your self-insured company, or your company’s workers’ compensation carrier,
your employer is responsible for paying your medicals bills, time out of work,
and possibly compensation for a permanent injury. But, sometimes an
injured workers’ manager, or supervisor creates roadblocks to even get the
claim reported. Now, just why would your manager, or supervisor do this
to you? Because the reality is – your manager, or supervisor thinks your
workers’ compensation claim is going to have a negative effect on them!
Some companies tier manager bonuses on the amount of lost time
accidents that occur on their watch. So, if you are hurt on the job and
go to report it, your manager may see you as siphoning money out of his/her
wallet, when all you are trying to do is get the medical care you need for your
on the job injury. Some companies also tie in more than bonuses to
workers’ compensation cases that happen under a managers’ supervision.
Some companies tie in performance evaluations, area budgets, and continued
employment based on the amount of injuries that occur. It is no wonder
that some managers try to convince employees not to file claims, or allege they
cannot “find” any accident reports, or even state they simply do not have any
idea how to do that “workers’ compensation”
thing.
Workers’ compensation claims can be quite frustrating without
your manager, or supervisor trying to sabotage your case! You need
someone to look out for you, so call Tippens & Zurosky, so we can be your
voice, answer all of your questions, and file your claim! Tippens &
Zurosky has knowledgeable, experienced attorneys certified in North Carolina
and South Carolina, who can fight for your rights during this often long and
difficult workers' compensation process. Call us toll-free at 877-872-3580,
or at 704-343-0018, for a free consultation.
Let us help you!
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