Injured Workers
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Ontario will review ‘financial oversight’ made by WSIBOntario launches review of Workplace Safety Insurance Board, an agency that administers compensation for injured workers across the province.CanadaMay 23, 2019
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Research project on injured workers heading back to the job gets $1.4M funding boostA University of Ottawa project about injured workers getting back on the job is one of nine such projects that have been granted a total of $12 million by the federal government.FeaturesJan 23, 2019
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Two Sask. companies fined over $80,000 after employees injured on jobTwo serious work place injuries have resulted in hefty fines for two Saskatchewan companies.CanadaSep 28, 2018
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Workers’ Compensation Board of Alberta focuses more on policy than workers: reviewInstead of decision-making that focuses on helping people with their injuries, illnesses or concerns, the system currently focuses on "efficient management of claims," read the review.CanadaJul 7, 2017
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2 workers injured, 1 critically, when Burlington Lift Bridge cable snapsTwo workers have been injured -- one critically -- after an electrical cable snapped on the Burlington Lift Bridge.Jul 6, 2016
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