Office Injuries and Workers’ Compensation Claims in Hawaii: A Guide for Remote and On-Site Employees

Workplace injuries don’t just happen on construction sites or in warehouses. Even office workers, whether they’re in a high-rise in downtown Honolulu or working remotely from home, can suffer job-related injuries. Understanding your rights under workers’ compensation law in Hawaii is key to protecting your health, income, and future. Common Office and Remote Work Injuries It’s easy to overlook the risks in a quiet office or a remote setup, but they’re real and compensable. Office workers often deal with: l Carpal tunnel syndrome from repetitive typing l Neck and back pain due to poor ergonomics l Trip-and-fall accidents in hallways or break rooms l Eye strain and headaches from extended screen time l Stress-related mental health conditions Remote workers may experience similar issues, especially without proper chairs, desks, or break routines. If an injury arises while performing work-related duties, you're entitled to benefits under H...