B.C. tribunal says woman waited too long to file for workers’ comp after being sexually harassed by supervisor

by HR Law Canada 5 August 2025

written by HR Law Canada 5 August 2025

A British Columbia worker's claim for workers' compensation benefits related to workplace sexual harassment was dismissed because she filed her application more than two years after the psychological ...

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B.C. tribunal says woman waited too long to file for workers’ comp after being sexually harassed by supervisor

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