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Shrimp boat worker who claimed steel-toed boots aggravated foot injury gets new hearing

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The Nova Scotia Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal has directed a case manager to reconsider a worker's claim that his requirement to wear steel-toed boots aggravated his pre-existing foot injury....

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