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B.C. WCAT rejects workers’ safety retaliation claims, points to frustration of contract for medical reasons

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The Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal (WCAT) in British Columbia has ruled in favour of an employer in a case involving allegations of prohibited action against an international relations and anal...

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