April 28th is the National Day of Mourning. A solemn day when we remember those who've been injured, made ill, or killed due to their work & renew our commitment to fight for just recognition of occupational disease @WSIB.
After years of research and investigation, damage to miners' health from McIntyre Powder has been acknowledged by the provincial government and compensation is available for those affected. https://t.co/OSCjcodhlW and McIntyre Powder page https://t.co/dwrT7CzwBo
Thank you to @odreform for supporting our demands to make Ontario more affordable for injured and ill workers & our allies, including our demand that #WSIB must stop cutting benefits because of so-called “pre-existing conditions” that didn’t show up until after our accident.
Pleased to be commended for our work by MPP for London North Centre @kernaghant during 2nd reading of Bill 46 'An act to enact one Act and amend various other Acts' (Nov 28, 2022). And for him to describe, alongside other issues with @WSIB, the four improvements proposed by ODRA.
Our friends at Injured Workers Community Legal Clinic are giving a workshop on about knowing your workers' compensation rights (WSIB 101) on October 26th at 11am. You can attend online OR in person. Registration is required, and you can sign up here: https://t.co/3PHF9fM81P
@nluckhardt@SincerelyPriya@TorontoStarLife Thank you for sharing your story. Your desire to help others – even while grappling with your own cancer diagnosis – is admirable. We can't imagine how hard this is & our hearts go out to you. ❤️
I want to thank Sister Jessica Montgomery (@jessica_usw) for her ongoing WSIB work with workers from Neelon Casting. Unfortunately, 10 more names were added to the Occupational Disease wall at the Leo Gerard Worker’s Memorial. We must do better to prevent workplace cancers!