Auto dealership employee, shoved and sworn at by the owner, has workers’ comp claim for acute workplace stress upheld

by HR Law Canada 5 December 2023

written by HR Law Canada 5 December 2023

A worker's long-standing claim for compensation due to acute stress resulting from a traumatic event at work has been upheld by the Nova Scotia Workers' Compensation Appeals Tribunal. The worker, emp...

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