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Five Steps a Union Delegate Should Take After a Nurse or Hospital Worker Is Injured

By William Turley on September 8, 2026
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When a nurse or hospital worker gets hurt on the job, some union delegates try to file paperwork immediately and move on to the next case. That instinct makes sense, but it’s only one step in a larger process. Rushing everything might lead to missing key details that could affect your co-worker’s claim eligibility. If you’re a union delegate and want to get the process right, here are five things you need to do from the start. 1. Report The Accident Right Away New York gives injured workers up to 30 days to notify their employer. But we recommend that […]

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    NY Disability Law Blog
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