Can an Auto Accident Affect Your Career Progression?
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Posted By: Hannah Whittenly on August 11, 2020 When many people think about the after-effects of a car accident, they think about serious injury and loss of life. However, there are many other ways that a car accident can affect your life. It can even have an effect on your career. There are several ways that an accident can affect your career. You May Be Permanently DisabledMany people do not get to go back to their jobs because they are permanently disabled. A permanent disability can force you to find another line of work. Many people are able to find fulfilling careers after an accident. However, others find that their career suffers a lot after their accident. Mental AnguishIt is important to note that a car accident can also affect you mentally. Many people suffer from severe anxiety and depression after they get into an accident. This anxiety and depression can make it a lot harder for you to work. Many people also suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder after the accident. If you have a job that requires you to drive long distances, then you may not be able to do that anymore. You May Be Left With Chronic PainEven if you do not have any serious injuries, you may still be left with chronic pain. The chronic pain can make it difficult for you to work. You may not be able to put in the long hours that you need to advance your career. You may also have to take several days off. Fortunately, you can hire an auto accident attorney and get compensated for your pain and suffering. Take Time Off From WorkYou will likely have to miss work in order to recover mentally and physically. This missed time at work will not only affect your earnings, but it can also make it harder for you to move up in your career. Furthermore, some employers will fire people if they take too many days off from work. It is not always easy to get a new job after you have been fired from one. A car accident can change your life forever. It can even change your career because you may be permanently disabled. You may also suffer mentally after you get in a car accident. Additionally, you may be forced to take time off from work because you suffer from chronic pain. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Hannah Whittenly
From Sacramento, UT Cal St Univ, Sacramento class of 2010 Member Since November 2016 |
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