What Happens When Workplace Injury Coverage Isn’t Enough
As long as insurance policies are in place and requirement boxes are checked, it tends to fade into the background. That confidence only lasts until something happens and you are hit with the reality that not everything is covered under every insurance. For example, both workmen's and medical group insurance may seem to provide benefits to the employees. But in truth, they are different. Workplace injury insurance does exactly what it’s meant to do, but only within its defined scope. And what happens outside that scope is what you need to handle. For businesses that care about long-term employee wellbeing, understanding these limitations is no longer optional. It’s a necessary step toward building a more resilient, supportive workplace. What Workplace Injury Coverage Actually Covers Workmen's compensation insurance is built to protect employees from incidents and injuries that are caused by work activities. This insurance supports immediate medical treatment, compensation, l...