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The Yukon Supreme Court quashed a compensation appeal panel’s increased benefits award because the panel had not adequately explained why the worker qualified for an exceptional earnings calculation. The entitlement was remitted for reconsideration.
Yukon's workers compensation assessment rates are falling across all nine industry groups for 2027, but individual employer notices and the higher earnings ceiling still matter.
A heavy equipment operator's occupational hearing loss and tinnitus led to a partly successful appeal and a retroactive pension calculation.
A 55 year old worker couldn't complete a rehabilitation program. The Tribunal said suitability required more than a review of her compensable injuries.
After a worker waited almost 20 years for a psychological disability pension, the Tribunal ruled that interest shouldn't be confined to the portion increased on appeal.
An Ontario tribunal rejected an employer's appeal after a delayed $60 benefits payment triggered about $37,000 in experience rating costs.
The Supreme Court's *Caron* decision connects Quebec workers' compensation processes with human rights accommodation duties. A return to work plan should consider both rather than treating the claim form as the entire answer.
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