Public Decisions
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Decision # 40/07
Issue: Whether or not the $225.00 late reporting penalty charged against the employer should be waived.
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Decision # 39/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker is entitled to an independent living allowance beyond May 30, 2006.
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Decision # 38/07
Issue: Issue 1: Whether or not the worker is entitled to wage loss benefits and medical treatment beyond July 6, 2005; andIssue 2: Whether or not responsibility should be accepted for further snow removal.
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Decision # 37/07
Issue: Whether or not the claim is acceptable.
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Decision # 36/07
Issue: Whether or not the claim is acceptable.
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Decision # 35/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker is entitled to wage loss benefits beyond January 13, 2006.
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Decision # 34/07
Issue: Whether or not the claim is acceptable.
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Decision # 33/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker is entitled to wage loss benefits and medical aid beyond December 30, 2005.
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Decision # 32/07
Issue: Whether or not the WCB should cover the cost of a Tempur-pedic mattress.
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Decision # 31/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker is entitled to wage loss benefits and medical treatment beyond February 24, 2005.
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Decision # 30/07
Issue: Whether or not the employer is entitled to cost relief or cost transfer.
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Decision # 29/07
Issue: Issue 1: Whether or not the worker is entitled to the payment of full wage loss benefits for the period December 30, 2005 to May 1, 2006;Issue 2: Whether or not the worker’s entitlement to full wage loss benefits effective May 2, 2006 should be contingent upon her full participation in a vocational rehabilitation program;Issue 3: Whether or not the worker is entitled to a mileage allowance to attend appointments in her local community; andIssue 4: Whether or not the worker is entitled to an Independent Living Allowance beyond May 2004.
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Decision # 28/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker is entitled to wage loss benefits beyond February 24, 2005.
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Decision # 27/07
Issue: Whether or not the claim is acceptable.
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Decision # 26/07
Issue: Whether or not it was appropriate to implement a deemed post accident earning capacity of minimum wage based on a 40 hour work week, effective October 16, 2003; andWhether or not time constraints should be placed on psychological/psychiatric interventions and medications.
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Decision # 25/07
Issue: Whether or not the claim is acceptable.
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Decision # 24/07
Issue: Whether or not the claim is acceptable.
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Decision # 23/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker was overpaid $12,940.36; andWhether or not $6,858.12 of the overpayment must be repaid to the WCB.
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Decision # 22/07
Issue: Whether or not the claim is acceptable.
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Decision # 21/07
Issue: Whether or not there is a relationship between the worker’s neck symptoms and the March 24, 2004 injury; andWhether or not the worker is entitled to physiotherapy treatment and related expenses beyond December 10, 2004.
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Decision # 20/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker is entitled to wage loss benefits effective May 27, 2003.
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Decision # 19/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker is entitled to reimbursement for relocation and travel expenses.
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Decision # 18/07
Issue: Whether or not the employer is responsible to pay additional assessment charges and over/under interest charges due to contract labour not reported to the WCB.
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Decision # 17/07
Issue: Whether or not the worker is entitled to wage loss benefits beyond March 8, 2005; andWhether or not the worker is entitled to medical aid beyond August 10, 2005.
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Decision # 16/07
Issue: Whether or not the claim is acceptable.