The reaction of one experienced workers’ comp advocate to the WSIAT Chair Mystery exposé : That can’t be right, $ 140,000 per year? Some senior Appeals Officers at the WSIB earn close to that amount. Perhaps it comes with a […]
Le Devoir op-ed article calling for appointment process reform French-speaking readers may find the following op ed article in Le Devoir (June 29, 2016) of interest. It calls on the federal government to pay special attention to the need for
I understand that a copy of the following letter to the Prime Minister is now making its way through the links in social media, but just in case you haven’t seen it .. here it is. SOSSIN – MULLAN –
Look, there’s Justin Trudeau, heading a new federal government, a progressive government, full of energy, undoing wrongs, setting things right. Hey Justin! Look over here! Yes, that’s right, over here; here in the place where rights claims are sent to
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INTRODUCTION As of January 1, 2016, Quebec has merged its labour relations board with its workers’ compensation appeals tribunal into one omnibus, judicial tribunal – the “Administrative Labour Tribunal” (ALT). The legislation that effects this merger is An Act to Establish
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