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Home / Blog / Employment / RTW Research study seeks injured worker participants

RTW Research study seeks injured worker participants

November 15, 2016

A team of respected researchers from across Ontario are conducting a study about Injured Worker experience with the return to work process. The researchers, including Sonja Senthanar (University of Waterloo), Katherine Lippel (University of Ottawa), and Ellen MacEachen (University of Waterloo) are looking to speak to workers who were

  • Employed on a contract or by a temp agency at the time of  injury, or
  • Self-employed at the time of  injury, or
  • Earning minimum wage at the time of injury

They are looking to interview qualified workers for about an hour, and participants will be paid a small fee for their time.

As always, it is important for these researchers to hear the voices of injured workers. Everyone involved in the research project has established themselves as a respected and respectful researcher.

Please contact RTWstudy@uwaterloo.ca if you are interested.

Filed Under: Employment, Research

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