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Author: Tomas Becker

Tomas Becker writes about the New York workers' compensation system for First Claim Steps.
September 28, 2026Your First 30 Days

Post-Injury Steps for New York Workers’ Compensation Claims

Have you recently suffered a work injury in New York? Knowing the steps to take immediately and within the first 30 days […]

September 28, 2026Early Mistakes to Avoid

Risks of Unauthorized First Visits in Same-Day Care in NY

Have you ever rushed to a same-day care center only to find that your visit may not count? Non-authorized first visits can […]

September 28, 2026Your First 30 Days

Printable 30-Day NY Workers’ Comp Claim Deadline Calendar

Are you struggling to keep track of important dates for your workers' compensation claims in New York? Missing deadlines can cost you […]

September 28, 2026Early Mistakes to Avoid

Document Your First Days – Key Reports and Forms in NY Workers’ Comp

What happens when you document your first days at work? Your records can be invaluable, especially in the context of worker's compensation […]

September 28, 2026Your First 30 Days

Wage Benefits Activation Guidelines – Day 7 in New York

If you're navigating the complexities of wage benefits in New York, you might wonder: when do these benefits kick in? Understanding the […]

September 28, 2026Early Mistakes to Avoid

Collect Coworker Names Before Clocking Out in NY

How well do you know your coworkers? Knowing names and faces right from the start can make all the difference in a […]

September 27, 2026Early Mistakes to Avoid

Ensure Same-Day Reports Don’t Get Delayed by Your Supervisor

Did your supervisor ask you to delay your same-day report? This common issue can jeopardize your worker’s compensation claim in New York. […]

September 27, 2026Early Mistakes to Avoid

Convert Verbal Notes to Written Notice Within 30 Days in NY

Have you ever relied on a quick verbal mention only to face complications later? In the world of workers' compensation in New […]

September 27, 2026The First 24 Hours

Report Off-Site Work Injury on the Same Day in New York

Have you ever been injured while running a work errand? Many employees overlook the importance of reporting these injuries promptly. In this […]

September 27, 2026Early Mistakes to Avoid

Report to Supervisor or HR First? Know Your Rights in New York

When you're ready to resign, do you know who to approach first–your supervisor or HR? This choice can determine whether your departure […]

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