Sentences with phrase «reported by the injured worker»

Under the Pennsylvania Worker's Compensation Act, an employer has 10 days to notify their insurance carrier of a work - related injury from the date the injury was reported by the injured worker.

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He also promised to repeal a law placing absolute liability on contractors when workers are injured on scaffolding, eliminate the estate tax — Cuomo and legislators this year raised the exemption threshold — and adopt a report by State Senate Republicans recommending dozens of regulations be repealed.

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Following recommendations of the Weiler report, in 1987 the Act gave injured workers 100 % benefit indexation until 1995 when the government reduced protection for partially - disabled workers by use of the Friedland Formula (providing half of the Consumer Price Index minus 1 %).

The launch will be followed by a discussion facilitated by Injured Workers Action for Justice on how to use this report to organize for better health care from WSIB.

Where a guest is injured by a workplace hazard and that hazard could harm workers the employer has an obligation to report that incident to the Ministry of Labour under s. 51 (1).

Report, subtitled «My compensation will end on my 65th birthday when my brain injury goes away», presents injured workers» voices and an analysis by the two researchers of testimony from hearings held in 8 cities around the province to record the current state of Ontario's workers» compensation system.

Joint ONIWG / OFL report details problems with WSIB practices identified by a growing number of health professionals who see the Board ignoring their opinions on recommended treatment for their patients — with adverse emotional and financial consequences (as illustrated by accounts of injured workers» experiences).

Selected publications — submissions, articles, reports, Injured Worker History Project bulletins — by Injured Workers» Consultants, ONIWG and other injured worker groups are available here, together with links to external sources of information you may find Injured Worker History Project bulletins — by Injured Workers» Consultants, ONIWG and other injured worker groups are available here, together with links to external sources of information you may find uWorker History Project bulletins — by Injured Workers» Consultants, ONIWG and other injured worker groups are available here, together with links to external sources of information you may find Injured Workers» Consultants, ONIWG and other injured worker groups are available here, together with links to external sources of information you may find injured worker groups are available here, together with links to external sources of information you may find uworker groups are available here, together with links to external sources of information you may find useful.

The report further concludes that proposals made by the Business Council, some of which are included in the 2016 Executive Budget, would render the workers» compensation virtually meaningless as a source of wage replacement benefits for injured workers.

Examples include the 1999 - 2001 Injured Worker Participatory Research Project led by Bonnie Kirsh, and its «Making the System Better» report; the 2002 community research project initiated by Thunder Bay & District Injured Workers» Support Group («Connecting for Change: Injured Workers in Northwestern Ontario and the Effectiveness of Peer Support») and its 2008 «Poverty in Motion» study; the Injured Workers» History Project (2005 --RRB-; Windsor's Legacy Costs: Burden or Benefit?

A recent BLS study revealed that 72 percent of workers injured in scaffold accidents reported the cause of the accident to be one of three factors: the plank or support gave way, the worker slipped, or the worker was struck by a falling object.