Thursday, November 29, 2012

The Agricultural Sector and Accident Compensation Claims


The accident compensation claims involve factory works, in quite an important way. Fork lift trucks, also called as reach trucks are used to place materials at a high place. These trucks have a greater risk and are responsible for severe casualties than light weight vehicles.

The administration, by a feasibility report, shows that a worker is killed every six weeks and injured daily from reach trucks, lift trucks and stand up trucks, which are driven and controlled in a standing position, by the driver. Rather than the driver, mostly, people standing nearby these trucks are found to be injured.

The agriculture area is common for providing a harmful environment to a worker. Workers who have experienced major injuries in the field can avail the accident compensation claims. This is also applicable for farms. According to a health record, farming has been one of the worst lethal occupations, regarding personal safety.

This occupation utilizes a 1.7 percent of man power, yet the Heath Safety Executive-(HSE) has proved the injuries at an average of forty nine workers annually in the agriculture sector. This hazard environment has affected the local people as well, in addition to the workers and their families. Like any business company, agriculture companies also endure similar rights for its workers. If they have suffered from an accident, the workers are applicable to get the accident compensation claims from the government, by following a certain process. Thus it is of great importance that the right to avail such claims remains easily accessible by the workers. A worker is a part of manpower for an agricultural sector and he/she must be provided with equal opportunities.

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