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Home / Blog / Communication / Research study seeks participants

Research study seeks participants

September 27, 2018

A group of researchers from McMaster University (Stephanie Premji), the University of Toronto (Agnieszka Kosny),  and the University of Waterloo (Ellen MacEachen) are conducting a study on the return to work experiences of injured workers who have problems with English.

Research recruitment poster
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They are looking for participants  who:

  • Have difficulties speaking, reading or writing English
  • Have filed a WSIB claim since 2011 (claim can be open or closed, successful or unsuccessful)

If you are interested in participating or want more information please call  (416) 927-2027 ext. 2159 or email spremji@mcmaster.ca

You will participate in a 1-2 hour interview at a convenient location, and receive an honorarium ($40) and public transit costs.

Filed Under: Communication, Employment, Injured workers, Research

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