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Questions about - Injured at work

I wasn't at work when I got hurt. Could this still be a work injury?
What if my employer appeals a WSIB decision?
I’m waiting for a decision about workers’ compensation. What can I do to get money and treatment?
How and when must I report a workplace injury or accident?
What do I need to know when I’m dealing with the WSIB case manager?
What if my employer wants me to take wages or sick pay instead of making a workers’ compensation claim?
What should I do if I get hurt or injured at work?
I have a work injury and my employer wants me to go for an “assessment”. What should I do?
What is my employer supposed to do after I report a work injury?
How do I know if I’m covered by workers’ compensation benefits?
How do I get back to work after an injury?
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) knows I’ve been injured at work. What happens next?
I didn’t have an accident but may have hurt myself at work. What should I do?
What do I do if I disagree with a WSIB decision?
What type of worker’s compensation benefits can I get from the WSIB?

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