Call Centre Claims
Suffered hearing problems or other injuries like ‘acoustic shock’ working in a Call Centre? Then speak to one of our call centre claims experts at Russell Worth solicitors free on 0800 028 2060. They will be able to help you with:
- Suffered Acoustic shock
- Suffering from deafness
- Suffering from back pain due to seating
- Developed repetitive strain injury
- Taken time off work
- Need expert legal advice
Claiming for acoustic shock
It is estimated that over 400,000 people in the UK are employed in call centres or associated industries and at the moment the figure is growing year on year. It is therefore unsurprising that we are seeing a rise in call centre claims and thankfully Russell Worth solicitors has expert solicitors who are ready and able to take on your case on a no up front fees basis.
We handle a wide variety of call centre related injuries such as:-
- Acoustic shock/tinnitus
- Deafness due to background noise
- Back/neck/joint pain
- Trips and falls
We can help you make a Call Centre injury claim
If you believe that you have suffered any kind of injury or problem as a result of working in a call centre then contact Russell Worth solicitors today. Our expert solicitors are waiting to help you and remember, you will not be asked to pay any money whatsoever up front and even if your claim is unsuccessful through no fault of your own you will never be asked to pay anything to anyone.
Helping you with a claim, today
Our friendly team will do the hard work and form-filling so you dont have to. Simply fill in our compensation claim form and one of our expert advisors will be in touch, or if you prefer you can talk directly to someone now by calling our 24hr Russell Worth solicitors helpline on 0800 028 2060, or request a call back – your claim will be dealt with immediately either way.
The insurance industry is currently gearing up for what many believe may be the new growth area in compensation claims – hearing problems from call centre workers. There is no question that call centres are big business in the UK many of us have either worked in one or know someone that has. Problems can occur if the equipment is not up to the necessary safety standards or if it is not maintained correctly.
Call Centre Hearing Loss
One of the main problems encountered by call centre workers in relation to their hearing occurs when feedback is transmitted into their headsets of if volume controls are not in place so that the noise is simply too loud. Over time this can lead to industrial deafness but more frequently the damage is instant caused by what is known as acoustic shock.
Both industrial deafness and acoustic shock can not only impair hearing itself but can also bring on tinnitus, a buzzing or ringing in the ears. Although it may not sound too serious tinnitus can and does have a major impact upon peoples lives even to the extent that they are unable to sleep as they cannot block out the buzzing.
There are aids to help overcome, or at least cope with, the tinnitus but they do not come cheap. Our personal injury solicitors will not only look to recover compensation for your call centre hearing problems but if appropriate will also seek additional monies so you can purchase the aids you need to manage the problem.
If you have worked in a call centre, even if it was only for a short period, and you think you have suffered either hearing problems or tinnitus as a result contact us now to see if we can help you bring a compensation claim.
Claiming Compensation
Free Legal Advice
If you are unsure whether you can claim compensation for a personal injury sustained in the armed forces, then call our personal injury claims team for free for no obligation advice on making a claim. They will ask you some simple questions about your condition, talk to you about what’s happened and can tell you if you have a viable claim for compensation or not.
Call us 24/7 on 0800 028 2060.
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