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Home / Publications / We demand: Stop cutting benefits based on ‘pre-existing conditions’

We demand: Stop cutting benefits based on ‘pre-existing conditions’

September 10, 2017 by Ontario Network of Injured Workers Groups

Workers’ Comp Is A Right Campaign key demand calls for the WSIB to stop penalizing injured workers for “pre-existing conditions” that are asymptomatic or part of normal aging, and return to the fairer system that only affects benefits in cases where there was a pre-existing impairment that affected the worker before their injury…

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