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Paramedic loses workers’ comp appeal after misconduct breaks link between PTSD, job loss

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A paramedic in Ontario with compensable post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) was denied loss of earnings benefits after a tribunal found his workplace misconduct broke the causal chain between his me...

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