I never considered much about Workers compensation law kenosha wi or PEO's until a few weeks ago when I experienced my very first occupational accident. I was stocking the warehouse shelves when it transpired. Someone in the opposite passage was using a forklift to place a pallet, and in doing so knocked a crate of plastic toys off the ledge. The box crashed into my right shoulder. The brunt force sent me to the floor hard. Right when I collided with the floor I discerned something was horribly wrong. The pain was immediate and acute. But my thoughts drifted elsewhere, because as a person without health care I assumed I wouldn't be able to pay for health care if my company ascertained some method to get out of footing my medical bills for my newly dislocated shoulder. You can see I've never had much faith in bosses. Luckily, that wasn't a problem. As it turned out, my employer had smartly bought workers comp insurance. So basically I had no rational reason to worry. My health clinic bills were already on their way to being paid. And the best part about being covered was the workman comp company payed me for lost hours due to my accident.