Accident Compensation Helpline is one of the UK's leading personal injury and RSI claim specialists.
We help those who've suffered an injury through no fault of their own to claim the compensation they are legally entitled to.
RSI (repetitive strain injury) occurs when a particular set of tendons, muscles and nerves become damaged by repetitive movement. It is feasible that the working environment could be the cause of RSI.
Also known as Work Related Upper Limb Disorder (WRULD), RSI is often associated with a person’s everyday work activities. It can occur in various forms, including Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, tendonitis, Vibration White Finger (VWH) and bursitis.
RSI can be caused by working for prolonged periods of time without a break, carrying heavy loads on a repeated basis, working in cold temperatures, forceful activities or a badly organised work area that is not ergonomically sound.
Sufferers of RSI claim to have symptoms such as pain, swelling, tingling, cramps or numbness in the neck, arms, hands or shoulders.
Your employer has a responsibility to ensure that steps are taken to minimise your risk of suffering from RSI. For example, if you operate a keyboard, these preventative steps include ensuring a correct working position by checking both your seating and PC monitor are at the correct height for comfortable operation. Wrist rests should be made available if required. To avoid prolonged keyboard use, employees should be encouraged to take regular keyboard breaks and your employer should make you aware of the potential risks of suffering from RSI.
If your employer fails to take these steps and you believe you are suffering from RSI, you may be entitled to claim compensation for your injuries and loss of income if you are unable to work.
Accident Compensation Helpline can put you in touch with a personal injury solicitor who specialises in RSI compensation claims.
Accident Compensation Helpline have an excellent success rate in helping people claim the compensation they deserve and our clients receive 100% of the compensation awarded to them.
If you would like Accident Compensation Helpline to put you in touch with one of our solicitors today for impartial legal advice with no commitment, please telephone us on 0800 0511 511 or claim online.
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