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Home / Blog / Appeals / WSIAT survey on service, accessibility & barriers

WSIAT survey on service, accessibility & barriers

October 3, 2021

The Workplace Safety and Appeals Tribunal’s (WSIAT) Access to Justice Working Group aims to remove barriers so everyone can fully participate in proceedings. WSIAT is seeking feedback in a short survey on  customer service and the accessibility of its adjudicative processes and resources. The survey can be found here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MBPM339

The survey will take approximately ten (10) minutes to complete. Deadline: on or before October 22nd, 2021.

Please Note:

  • Participation in the survey is voluntary and there will be no impact on any pending, ongoing, or future matters before the WSIAT based on your participation or non-participation in the survey.
  • The results of the survey will be anonymous and no personal identifiable information will be collected. (Before filling in the survey, please see SurveyMonkey Privacy Notice <https://www.surveymonkey.com/mp/legal/privacy/>.

 

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