TRIBUNAL DECISION-MAKING THE INFLUENCE OF ORAL HEARINGS ON OUTCOMES AN EMPIRICAL STUDY What would happen if one could take the exact same claim for a statutory benefit and have it adjudicated multiple times by a large number of different appeals […]
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You may have heard that the Ontario’s Auditor General has reported at length on disastrous delays in OIC appointments to tribunals, boards and agencies – another indicator on a long list of indicators of this government’s disrespect and neglect of
In his letter to the Toronto Star in response to Sara Mojtehedzadeh’s November 14th article on the subject of the mentally ill being denied WSIB benefits – the letter that was published November 16 – the WSIB’s Chief Operating Officer
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The following is a letter the author submitted to the editor of the Toronto Star on July 24, 2106. Since the Star elected not to publish it, I thought I might share it with the visitors to this site. July
INTRODUCTION On Sunday July 10, the Toronto Star’s front-page headline read: WSIB review defends use of ‘paper doctors’. The reference to the Ontario WSIB’s “paper doctors” first appeared in a November 2015 report by the Ontario Federation of Labour and