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Simple English definitions for legal terms

heavy work

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A quick definition of heavy work:

Heavy work involves physical exertion, such as lifting and carrying heavy objects. It can also refer to additional work required to meet the goals of a contract. Under Social Security Administration regulations, heavy work involves lifting no more than 100 pounds, with frequent lifting or carrying of objects weighing up to 50 pounds. It is important to be careful when doing heavy work to avoid injury.

A more thorough explanation:

Definition: Heavy work involves frequent lifting and carrying of large items. It is a type of physical and mental exertion to attain an end, especially as controlled by and for the benefit of an employer.

Example: A construction worker who lifts and carries heavy building materials like bricks, cement bags, and steel rods is doing heavy work.

This example illustrates the definition of heavy work because it involves physical exertion to lift and carry heavy objects, which is a common characteristic of heavy work. The worker is doing this work for the benefit of their employer, who is constructing a building.

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16:03
Lol, I saw them when I was a little kid live in Sacramento. Hope they enjoy. I am getting sick now that the LSAT is over. My body is lowering its guard now so I am going to get really ill.
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16:04
oh noooo dk
[] baddestbunny
16:05
were they good live or were you too young to have an opinion?
16:15
Too young to have an opinion and my parents wanted me to leave the area.
16:15
They wanted to get out of there lol. Funny memory.
[] baddestbunny
16:19
this old guy just came up to me at the gym and told me about his back surgery
[] baddestbunny
16:20
I think I have the kind of face that makes strangers want to tell me things
[] baddestbunny
16:20
I’ve def said this before
16:21
applying to jobs yayyy
16:30
Let me tell you about how I had five fractures in my back bunny. Got those fractures missing the mat high jumping.
[] baddestbunny
16:40
My three guesses for why you were high jumping onto a mat are a) track and field b) army training c) gymnastics
[] baddestbunny
16:40
are any of these correct?
[] baddestbunny
16:41
Also much more impressive than this guy’s back injury which came from being a 18-wheeler driver for many years
16:46
Oh yeah, track and field. Man that sucks for that guy.
Trying to decide if I should waste the money applying to like, duke/va/nw/tx/ucla even though I doubt I would attend
16:53
Why would you not attend?
I'm already gainfully employed in NYC and wouldn't want to relocate for a lower ranked program w/ worse chances of a big law outcome
16:56
Ehh well I wouldn't apply then unless they had some sort of niche program you really liked.
yeah, just worried if i set my sights too high i'll be disappointed across the board like i was last year
16:57
It's kinda like buying an insurance policy incase you don't get into any NY schools but I don't see why you would not.
yeah, same, but i see people with all these UVA A's and I'm like, I could've lobbed that up in september too
17:01
Ahh well, idk, all I can say is good luck!
[] baddestbunny
17:05
if you can’t get into Columbia with a 175 and 10 years of work experience I don’t know who can
yeah, UGPA holding me back a little bit but it's so stale and uninflated
and thanks, @dkkm, good luck this cycle for you too 😎
17:40
Thank you!
17:46
@baddestbunny: mobo mentioned
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17:47
mobo mentioned
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