Another in the Ontario workers’ compensation series. For the introduction to the series, see Post #1 in this series, linked below Mass Adjudication: Keeping An Eye on the Ball INTRODUCTION The adjudication of claims by a benefit administrator in its adjudication role, […]
Another in the Ontario workers’ compensation series. (For the introduction to the series, see Post #1 referenced below.) INTRODUCTION As recounted in workers’ comp post #3 – my hijacking post – the WSIB has deemed, incorrectly in my view, that the
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Another in the Ontario workers’ compensation series. For the introduction to the series, see Post #1 referenced below. PREFACE In Post #1 of this series, I addressed the problems presented by the Tribunal-Denial policy of the WSIB (Ontario Workplace Safety
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It is going on three years since Unjust by Design was published and, for those readers who perchance may not have read it, or for those who might feel the need of a brief refresher :o), here, in short compass
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Another in the Ontario workers’ compensation series. For the introduction to the series, see Post #1 in this series below Apparently, it is not only Ontario that is fixing its workers’ compensation system’s financial shortcomings through the adoption of a cost-averse