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WCAT upholds 40% impairment rating for B.C. worker’s psychological disability

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The Workers’ Compensation Appeal Tribunal in British Columbia has upheld a decision that a worker’s permanent psychological impairment amounts to 40 per cent of total disability, rejecting his appeal ...

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