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Not objectively traumatic: WorkSafeBC decision to deny mental health claim by airport security officer upheld on appeal

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The Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal (WCAT) has upheld a decision by WorkSafeBC denying a mental disorder claim filed by a security officer at an airport. The claimant alleged that a series of w...

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