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Alberta tribunal finds worker who contracted COVID co-operated earlier than WCB determined

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An Alberta worker who contracted COVID-19 at work will have wage loss benefits reinstated retroactively after an appeals tribunal found she resumed cooperation with medical treatment earlier than the ...

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