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WSIAT denies loss of earnings benefits to worker terminated after sexual harassment investigation

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A worker who was terminated following a workplace investigation that substantiated sexual harassment allegations against her is not entitled to ongoing loss of earnings benefits, the Workplace Safety ...

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