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Mental disorder claim over alleged workplace throat-grabbing filed too late: B.C. tribunal

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The Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal has denied a worker's appeal of a mental disorder claim that was filed more than two years after her termination, finding no special circumstances existed tha...

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