INTRODUCTION “dissemble” – to give a false or misleading appearance. The concept of “dissembling statistics” is conveniently illustrated in Chapter Three of Charles Wheelan’s 2012, New York Times best-selling book, “Naked Statistics: Stripping the Dread from the Data”, where the […]
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For an account of what has gone wrong with the Harper government’s plan for adjudicating employment insurance claims, see: http://rabble.ca/blogs/bloggers/progressive-economics-forum/2016/12/new-ei-appeals-process-isnt-working-heres-why RE
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THE OFFER Copies of the following two memos by this author may be obtained at no charge by an email request addressed to sronaldellis@gmail.com: (1) An 11-page memorandum describing the law governing the thin skull doctrine in its application in Ontario’s
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
Another in the “Replayed” series. For the introduction to the series, see “Unjust by Design Replayed”, Post #1 below. In the passages quoted from Unjust by Design, footnotes are omitted and context-clarifying notes sometimes [added] THE PROBLEM OF “UNLIKE” TRIBUNAL DECISIONS Post