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Canada news
fromwww.cbc.ca
1 month ago

Ontario's workplace safety board is spending over $800K on an ad blitz. Its own workers are questioning why | CBC News

Ontario's WSIB spent $855,000 on TV ads defended as service information but criticized by unions and opposition as misallocated funds.
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2 months ago
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Why is Durham Region police challenging its officers' PTSD claims? Here's what we know | CBC News

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2 months ago
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Durham police officers with PTSD say the service fights against their workplace benefits | CBC News

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2 months ago
Canada news

Why is Durham Region police challenging its officers' PTSD claims? Here's what we know | CBC News

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2 months ago
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Durham police officers with PTSD say the service fights against their workplace benefits | CBC News

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Canada news
fromwww.cbc.ca
4 months ago

Report into Durham police raises expert concerns about how service handles mental health, PTSD | CBC News

Durham Regional Police Service reportedly opposed many officers' WSIB PTSD and chronic mental stress claims, raising concerns about delayed mental-health support and a toxic workplace.
Toronto
fromwww.cbc.ca
8 months ago

WSIB, union say they've reached tentative deal | CBC News

A tentative agreement has been reached between WSIB and the OCEU after over a month of striking by 3,600 workers.
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9 months ago

Hundreds of striking WSIB workers rally in downtown Toronto after talks break down | CBC News

Thomas Chang, OCEU's vice-president for Toronto, said the WSIB rejected the latest offer. "OCEU remains available to negotiate, but needs to see a meaningful move by the employer to meet our member core needs," Chang told the rally.
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10 months ago

Hundreds of unionized workers at WSIB walk off job in Toronto as union calls for better offer | CBC News

Unionized workers at Ontario's WSIB strike due to unresolved issues around workload and overall workplace conditions.
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