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Home / Blog / Claims / Participants needed for study on workplace injuries and illnesses

Participants needed for study on workplace injuries and illnesses

October 9, 2026

Have you had a work-related injury or illness that forced you to miss work anytime within the last 3 years? McMaster claim suppression study recruitment

Participate in a 1-2 hour interview & receive $50 for your participation.

  • Interviews (over zoom, phone or in person) will be audio recorded
  • All information shared will be kept confidential
  • Participation is voluntary

Dr. Stephanie Premji from McMaster University, School of Labour Studies, in partnership with the Injured Workers Community Legal Clinic (IWC) and the Ontario Networks of Injured Workers Groups (ONIWG), is leading the study focussed on claim suppression.

If you are interested and want to know more, please contact us at begumm8@mcmaster.ca

Please let us know what language you are comfortable speaking so we can communicate with you in your preferred language.

This study has been reviewed by and received ethics clearance by the McMaster Research Ethics Board (MREB # 7210).

Filed Under: Claims, Injured workers, Research

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