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Deeming

Brief to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) 2013/2014 Legislative Review

April 29, 2014

The purpose of the AODA is to is to remove existing barriers, and prevent the introduction of new ones. For injured workers, however, even with both the Ontario Human Rights Code and AODA in place, new barriers are being introduced by the…

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Submission on Bill 152, Poverty Reduction Act

April 21, 2009

Submission to the Standing Committee on Social Policy details how the workers’ compensation system relegates a substantial number of injured workers to poverty and welfare programs. IWC proposes how, with a few additions, the Bill could eradicate poverty among injured workers and…

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Back to the future

December 1, 2007

Workers’ compensation legislative changes in Bill 187 not only fail to eliminate deeming as promised but entrench it further. Bulletin looks at government policies on wage loss/dual award systems and deeming.…

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Submission on Bill 187 interim policies – deeming adds insult to injury

November 7, 2007

Paper addresses the legislative history of Bill 187 with its original stated intent (to eliminate deeming); expansion of deeming in the subsequent draft policies by introducing the concept of “under-employment”; recommendations for a policy that complies with past practice, founding principles and…

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Deeming : it’s just wrong!

June 1, 2007

A phantom job with phantom wages – the introduction of deeming in Bill 162 (1988) as a cost control measure betrays the Meredith principles at the basis of Ontario’s workers compensation system.…

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Minister of Labour commits to abolishing phantom jobs for injured workers

May 28, 2007

On eve of Injured Workers’ Day rally, ONIWG asks if, despite the reforms to workers’ compensation announced in recent anti-poverty budget, the WSIB will follow through and eliminate deeming?…

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re: Bill 187 – workers’ compensation changes

April 19, 2007

Letter to Minister of Labour welcomes changes to deeming and cost of living but raises concerns it hopes will be addressed.…

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Letter re Minimum wage impact on injured workers

March 29, 2007

Letter calls on the Minister of Labour to ensure that recently announced increases to minimum wage do not penalize injured workers through benefits being decreased because of the higher deemed post-injury earnings.…

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