The Workers' Compensation System of British Columbia: Still in Transition
Published 1 January 1996Open access
H. Allan Hunt, Peter S. Barth, Michael J. Leahy, Michael J. Leahy
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This represents the second Administrative Inventory which the authors have conducted over the past five years on the performance of the Board. Both studies represent comprehensive analysis as measured by independent, objective experts with international reputations in the field of workers' compensation.
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