As has been indicated by other posters, returning to work without restrictions when you need restrictions is simply not a good idea. If you return...

Does an employer have to deduct taxes out of a bonus check?

I am also not a tax attorney, but I am unaware of any reason why a bonus would be tax free.

Can I get Permanent Partial Disability payment figured out till the day I retire.

Temporary Partial Disability benefits are capped at a maximum of 500 weeks. Theoretically, there is no limit on Temporary Total Disability...

I am collecting short term disability from my company.They have told me I am not entitled to family leave and my job is posted.

It is possible that you may be eligible for unemployment. To be eligible for unemployment you must be able and available to return to work. This...

Pennsylvania is an employment at will state, so if you do not have a contract, you are basically at the employer's mercy in regard to termination. ...

Unemployment and workers' compensation are governed under separate and distinct statutes. An overpayment by unemployment will not reduce or...

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I applied for disability, and I'm still collecting unemployment, When I file my bi-weekly claim,

First, you do not indicate the cause of your herniated disk. If the injury is work related, you should consider filing a workers' compensation...

Returned to light duty but could not do it, dr. made more restrictions but no work offer from employer, checks have stopped

To really answer your question, we would need to know the controlling document. The remedy would be very different depending on whether there was...

WHEN DOES THE CLOCK START RUNNING IN ORDER TO MAKE THE W/C CARRIER BE LATE WITH THERE SETTLEMENT PAYMENT TO A PERSON

Look in the upper right hand corner of the decision cover page for a date. The clock begins to run from that date.

I RECEIVED THE PAPER WORK OF THE SETTLEMENT SIGNED AND APPROVED BY THE JUDGE AND I WAIVED MY RIGHTS HOW LONG TO GET MY MONEY.

Not to get overly technical, but the 30 day rule is a "rule of thumb" and not law. When my client waves the appeal period, I personally believe...