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Fall Training 2023

June 12, 2023

Building on over 30 years of success, the Prevention Link Program is one of Ontario’s only comprehensive prevention programs. Learn how to improve outcomes for workers and their workplaces by attending our training. Who should attend: WSIB representatives, Workers’ Compensation activists, RTW specialists, union leadership and union stewards, H&S representatives and activists, supervisors, human resources specialists, employers and young workers.

We will be happy to see you in our in-person and online classes. Please note that Prevention Link can also provide and schedule training just for your members or workplaces!

CORE CURRICULUM

LEVEL 1: RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS – Virtual
Duration: 12 hours. Prerequisites: None.
» November 28 – December 12

The first of six core certification courses offered within Prevention Link’s disability prevention curriculum.  This introductory course begins by exploring the history of Ontario’s compensation system and the development of legislation and the general principles of the system.

Participants learn the basics of a disability prevention framework, including:

  • Types of workplace injuries and occupational illnesses;
  • The legal tests applied by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) when considering entitlement;
  • The method to report an injury;
  • The steps to initiate a claim;
  • Reporting strategies, including time limits and potential penalties.

Cost: $449.00. Register early to get $40.00 discount!

LEVEL 2: BENEFITS AND SERVICES – Virtual
Duration: 12 hours. Prerequisites: Level 1.
» September 14-28

In the second of six core certification courses, offered within Prevention Link’s core curriculum, participants will become familiar with the significance of legislation (WSIA), regulations, and policies, including the history of legislative change and Bills that have amended the WSIA.

Participants will:

  • Explore changes to the legislation and their effects on benefits and services;
  • Discuss the benefits and services available under three district eras;
  • Explore benefit calculations including Non-Economic Loss (NEL) and Loss of Earnings (LOE).

Cost: $449.00. Register early to get $40.00 discount!

LEVEL 3: APPEALS & DISPUTE RESOLUTION – In-person
WORKER ADVOCATE EDITION
Prerequisites: Level 1 & Level 2
» October 22-27

An interactive and analytical course, Prevention Link has developed a holistic and intuitive course meant to build participants into mock hearing settings. Using case file examples and mock hearings, this intensive course will provide participants with the practical skills to prepare and present oral hearings before the Workplace Safety Insurance Board as well as the Workplace Safety Insurance and Appeals Tribunal.

We will examine reviewing of the file; gathering additional evidence; researching law; policy and precedent; preparation of witnesses; and questioning, cross-questioning and re-direct at a hearing.

Cost: $$1,945.00. Register early to get $50.00 discount!

LEVEL 4: RETURN TO WORK – In-person
Prerequisites: Level 1 & Level 2

» September 18-22

This course is designed for those who will or currently assist injured workers individually or
collectively through a therapeutic return to work (RTW) and provides workplace parties with the
tools necessary to develop strategies that ensure successful outcomes.

» Return to Work best practices
» The Duty to Accommodate
» Elimination of barriers

Cost: $599.00. Registration Deadline: September 4, 2023. Register before August 14 for $50 off!

LEVEL 5: MEDICAL ORIENTATION – In-person
Prerequisites: Level 1 and Level 2; and either Level 3 or 4
October 22-27, 2023

The fifth of six core certification courses offered within Prevention Link’s core curriculum is an advanced course designed to assists participants in understanding medical terminology, anatomy, diagnostic testing and surgical procedures in order to interpret information in Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) files. Participants will be exposed to medical terminology and human anatomy with attention to the different skeletal and organ systems.

This course will take place at Bayview Wildwood Resort.
Cost: $1,995.00.Registration Deadline: October 6, 2023. Register before September 25 for $50 off!

TOPICAL WORKSHOPS

RETURN TO WORK 101 – In-person
» September 26 

This workshop provides participants with the tools to develop strategies to assist workers with disabilities, individually and collectively; and return them to long term healthy and productive employment. The workshop will review noteworthy case law and Human Rights legislation.

Cost: $149.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

HEARINGS IN WRITING – In-person
» September 27 

This workshop will help participants understand the goals and challenges of legal submission writing and how to address them. In accordance with the WSIB’s Practice and Procedures and with WSIAT’s Practice Directions, participants will learn how to organize and structure submissions to be clear and reader focused. Using various outlines and templates, the traditional structure of a submission is examined with attention given to strategies and guidelines to produce an effective written hearing submission. Participants will explore making facts and law persuasive and the technical components of writing, including referring to and attaching documents and a professional format will be reviewed.

Cost: $149.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOMMODATION LAW – In-person
» September 28 

With a focus on the protected ground of disability and the social area of employment, this workshop will advance a participant’s understanding of human rights legislation and the Duty to Accommodate. The definitions of discrimination will be explored, the requirements for requesting and responding to accommodation needs will be outlined, and what constitutes “undue hardship” will be examined. This workshop provides participants with the resources and tools to develop strategies to assist workers with disabilities, individually and collectively, and support return to long-term healthy and productive employment.

Cost: $149.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

MENTAL HEALTH 101, MINDFULNESS & CHALLENGES IN LIFE & SELF CARE – In-person
» November 7

Facilitated by Registered Nurse Wendy Stanyon, Associate Professor at the Ontario Tech University, Prevention Link is hosting an online 1/2-day workshop created for basic training for Mental Health in the workplace and conversations around destigmatization.

OFL Classroom, Toronto, ON
9 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.
Cost: $99.00
If you require financial assistance, email info@preventionlink.ca for an available bursary (limited quantity available).

MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID BASIC – In-person
» October 4-5 

Prevention Link, on behalf of the Mental Health Commission of Canada, is proud to offer this two-day course, which gives participants the skills to provide assistance to a person who has a mental health problem or is experiencing a mental health crisis. Just as physical first aid is administered to an injured person before professional medical care can be offered, mental health first aid will help to bridge a gap in treatment. **Participants must be present for the full length of the course in order to be certified.**

OFL Classroom, Toronto, ON
9 A.M. to 5 P.M.
Cost: $199.00

Cost includes HST, course material, guided instruction, certificate of completion, lunch.
Spaces are limited.

WORKPLACE MENTAL HEALTH INJURIES  – In-Person
» October 12 

This workshop is ideal for workers’ compensation representatives who have some case work experience and are looking to gain more knowledge on mental health injury claims. It will provide participants with a better understanding of mental health and illness, stigma and discrimination, how conditions are diagnosed, and common treatment options.

Cost: $149.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

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Honour the fallen. Make the injured whole. Make work safe.

April 27, 2023

The National Day of Mourning was first declared in 1984 by the Canadian Labour Congress. Every year since, thousands of workers, friends, and families of fallen workers gather at ceremonies across Canada to recognize workers killed or injured on the job. Prevention Link honours and pays respect to the many families and friends who have been affected by these tragedies.

In 2021, according to the most recent statistics from the Association of Workers’ Compensation Boards of Canada (AWCBC), 1,081 workplace fatalities were recorded in Canada, with the highest rate in Ontario (419). The same year in Ontario, 225,020 claims were registered with Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) with 172,620 claims allowed (both with lost time and no lost time). Sadly, a vast body of research suggests that half of work-related injuries and illnesses are not accurately reported and the numbers are much higher. “Somewhere between 40 and 60 per cent of potentially compensable conditions are typically not reported to provincial compensation authorities in Canada,” said Cameron Mustard, former IWH president and senior scientist.

Behind these numbers are not just individual tragedies but also families, friends, colleagues, and communities whose lives are deeply affected as well and may be changed forever. One workplace death or injury is one too many. Occupational health and safety is everyone’s responsibility, and we must collaboratively strengthen our resolve to ensure every Ontario worker gets home safe.

Prevention Link firmly stands behind our vision of a province where occupational illnesses and injuries are eliminated to enable healthy, safe, and accommodating workplaces for all workers in every workplace and in every community across Ontario.

It is vital for every Ontario worker to know their health and safety rights in the workplace from the first day they start a job. Our Lighthouse Initiative aims to do just that by helping newcomers to Ontario’s workforce, young workers, and long-time workers in any sector learn more about their rights and the laws that guide them as a worker in our province. The Lighthouse Initiative offers critical information in 19 languages, via downloadable information guides – with tips, quizzes, and links – to help guide workers on their rights and obligations in Ontario workplaces.

Prevention Link staff will be commemorating National Day of Mourning events in their communities and in our classrooms. We encourage you to join a Day of Mourning event in your community as well or observe a moment of silence at 11:00 a.m. on April 28. A comprehensive list of Ontario-wide events is available on the Workers Health & Safety Centre website. By sharing the messages from the Day of Mourning, you are reminding more people to put health and safety at the forefront of their work and helping to prevent further work-related injuries and loss of life.

Honour the fallen. Make the injured whole. Make work safe.
We renew our pledge to building safer workplaces for all workers.

Day of Mourning resources:

  • Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety
  • Threads of Life
  • Workers Health and Safety Centre
  • Worker Memorials in Ontario communities
  • Association of Workers’ Compensation Boards of Canada
  • Workplace Safety Insurance Board

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Mental Health Resources: National & Provincial Crisis Lines

February 16, 2023

Updated: March 2025

Everyone’s situation is different. If you find yourself in need of support but don’t know where to turn, please reach out—don’t be alone. If you know someone who is struggling, please share these resources with them. Post the flyer on your community or work board to let others know that they are not alone.


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Prevention Link offers training on mental health.

Mental Health 101, Mindfulness & Challenges in Life & Self Care
Facilitated by Registered Nurse Wendy Stanyon, Associate Professor at the Ontario Tech University, Prevention Link hosts a 1/2-day workshop created for basic training for Mental Health in the workplace and conversations around destigmatization.
More information about the course.

Workplace Mental Health Injuries
This workshop is ideal for workers’ compensation representatives who have some case work experience and are looking to gain more knowledge on mental health injury claims. It will provide participants with a better understanding of mental health and illness, stigma and discrimination, how conditions are diagnosed, and common treatment options.
More information about the course.

Psychological Health & Safety & Return to Work
This training provides participants with the resources and tools to develop strategies to assist workers with disabilities, individually and collectively, and support return to healthy and productive employment.
Mental illness is a leading cause of disability in Canada and workplaces that have a strong commitment to psychological health and safety, demonstrated by the behaviours of the workplace, have more success in Return to Work (RTW).
More information about the course.

Mental Health First Aid Standard
On behalf of the Mental Health Commission of Canada
This two-day course gives participants the skills to provide assistance to a person who has a mental health problem or is experiencing a mental health crisis. Just as physical first aid is administered to an injured person before professional medical care can be offered, mental health first aid will help to bridge a gap in treatment.

IF YOU ARE IN DISTRESS
» Go to the nearest hospital; or
» Call 9-1-1; or
» Call a Crisis Line: 2-1-1
(Services are also available as text, online chatbot, email)

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Workers’ Comp spring training 2023

January 25, 2023

Participants in this training series will have the option of taking either our popular introductory courses of Level 1 & Level 2, or taking our Level 4 course, Return to Work.

This training will take place at Bayview Wildwood Resort on April 23-28, 2023.
Cost: $1,800.00. Deadline to register: April 10, 2023. Register early to get $100.00 discount!
Registration for Level 1 & Level 2.
Registration for Level 4: Return to Work.

Level 1: Rights & Obligations
» History & principles of workers’ compensation
» Types of injuries and illnesses
» Reporting an injury and filing a claim
» Legal tests for entitlement
AND
Level 2: Benefits & Services
(Prerequisite: Level 1)
» Regulation & policy
» Benefits & services
» Funding the system
» Professional responsibilities
» Calculation of benefits
OR
Level 4: Return to Work
(Prerequisites: Level 1 & Level 2)
This course is designed for those who will or currently assist injured workers individually or collectively through a therapeutic return to work (RTW) and provides workplace parties with the tools necessary to develop strategies that ensure successful outcomes.
» Return to Work best practices
» The Duty to Accommodate
» Elimination of barriers

Filed Under: News

Prevention Link Training 2023

January 13, 2023

We added more courses to our 2023 schedule and can’t wait to see you in our virtual and in-person classes. Ensuring that injured, ill, and disabled workers are protected in the workplace is everyone’s responsibility. This challenge requires education, awareness and commitment from workers, unions, employers and the community at large. Prevention Link offers comprehensive training programs beneficial to workers, union and employer leadership.

Who should attend: WSIB representatives, Workers’ Compensation activists, RTW specialists, union leadership and union stewards, H&S representatives and activists, supervisors, human resources specialists, employers and young workers.

Choose from a variety of core curriculum or  topical courses below. Sign up today OR we can provide training just for your members, staff or workplace! Check our courses and contact us to schedule at your convenience.

CORE CURRICULUM

LEVEL 1: RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS – Virtual
Duration: 12 hours. Prerequisites: None.
» February 15 – March 1

» June 1-15
» November 28 – December 12

The first of six core certification courses offered within Prevention Link’s disability prevention curriculum.  This introductory course begins by exploring the history of Ontario’s compensation system and the development of legislation and the general principles of the system.

Participants learn the basics of a disability prevention framework, including:

  • Types of workplace injuries and occupational illnesses;
  • The legal tests applied by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) when considering entitlement;
  • The method to report an injury;
  • The steps to initiate a claim;
  • Reporting strategies, including time limits and potential penalties.

Cost: $399.00. Register early to get $50.00 discount!

LEVEL 2: BENEFITS AND SERVICES – Virtual
Duration: 12 hours. Prerequisites: Level 1.
» January 25 – February 8
» April 5-19
» September 14-28

In the second of six core certification courses, offered within Prevention Link’s core curriculum, participants will become familiar with the significance of legislation (WSIA), regulations, and policies, including the history of legislative change and Bills that have amended the WSIA.

Participants will:

  • Explore changes to the legislation and their effects on benefits and services;
  • Discuss the benefits and services available under three district eras;
  • Explore benefit calculations including Non-Economic Loss (NEL) and Loss of Earnings (LOE).

Cost: $399.00. Register early to get $50.00 discount!

LEVEL 3: APPEALS & DISPUTE RESOLUTION – In-person
WORKER ADVOCATE EDITION
Prerequisites: Level 1 & Level 2
» October 22-27

An interactive and analytical course, Prevention Link has developed a holistic and intuitive course meant to build participants into mock hearing settings. Using case file examples and mock hearings, this intensive course will provide participants with the practical skills to prepare and present oral hearings before the Workplace Safety Insurance Board as well as the Workplace Safety Insurance and Appeals Tribunal.

We will examine reviewing of the file; gathering additional evidence; researching law; policy and precedent; preparation of witnesses; and questioning, cross-questioning and re-direct at a hearing.

LEVEL 4 RETURN TO WORK – In-person
Prerequisites: Level 1 & Level 2

» September 18-22

This course is designed for those who will or currently assist injured workers individually or
collectively through a therapeutic return to work (RTW) and provides workplace parties with the
tools necessary to develop strategies that ensure successful outcomes.

» Return to Work best practices
» The Duty to Accommodate
» Elimination of barriers

LEVEL 5: MEDICAL ORIENTATION – In-person
Prerequisites: Level 1 and Level 2; and either Level 3 or 4.
» March 27-31

The fifth of six core certification courses offered within Prevention Link’s core curriculum is an advanced course designed to assists participants in understanding medical terminology, anatomy, diagnostic testing and surgical procedures in order to interpret information in Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) files. Participants will be exposed to medical terminology and human anatomy with attention to the different skeletal and organ systems.

This course will take place at Toronto Don Valley Hotel & Suites.
Cost: $699.00. Register early to get $50.00 discount!

SPRING TRAINING: LEVEL 1 & 2 OR LEVEL 4 – In-person
» April 23-28
Registration for Level 1 & Level 2.
Registration for Level 4, Return to Work.

Level 1: Rights & Obligations
» History & principles of Workers’ Compensation
» When is an injury compensable?
» Reporting an injury & filing a claim
AND
Level 2: Benefits & Services
(Prerequisite: Level 1)
» Regulation & policy
» Funding the system
» Professional responsibilities
OR
Level 4: Return to Work
(Prerequisites: Level 1 & Level 2)
» Return to Work best practices
» The Duty to Accommodate
» Elimination of barriers

This training will take place at Bayview Wildwood Resort.
Cost: $1,800.00. Register early to get $100.00 discount!

 

TOPICAL WORKSHOPS

RETURN TO WORK 101
» February 2
 (Virtual)
» March 28
 (Virtual)
» April 6
 (Virtual)
» May 3
 (Virtual)
» September 26 (In-person)

This workshop provides participants with the tools to develop strategies to assist workers with disabilities, individually and collectively; and return them to long term healthy and productive employment. The workshop will review noteworthy case law and Human Rights legislation.

Cost: $99.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOMMODATION LAW
» February 15
 (Virtual)
» March 29
 (Virtual)
» April 18
 (Virtual)
» May 17 
(In-Person)
» September 28 (In-Person)

With a focus on the protected ground of disability and the social area of employment, this workshop will advance a participant’s understanding of human rights legislation and the Duty to Accommodate. The definitions of discrimination will be explored, the requirements for requesting and responding to accommodation needs will be outlined, and what constitutes “undue hardship” will be examined. This workshop provides participants with the resources and tools to develop strategies to assist workers with disabilities, individually and collectively, and support return to long-term healthy and productive employment.

Cost: $99.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

HEARINGS IN WRITING
» February 16
 (Virtual)
» March 30
 (Virtual)
» April 19
 (Virtual)
» May 16 
(In-person)
» September 27 (In-person)

This workshop will help participants understand the goals and challenges of legal submission writing and how to address them. In accordance with the WSIB’s Practice and Procedures and with WSIAT’s Practice Directions, participants will learn how to organize and structure submissions to be clear and reader focused. Using various outlines and templates, the traditional structure of a submission is examined with attention given to strategies and guidelines to produce an effective written hearing submission. Participants will explore making facts and law persuasive and the technical components of writing, including referring to and attaching documents and a professional format will be reviewed.

Cost: $99.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AID BASIC
» October 4-5 (In-person)

Prevention Link, on behalf of the Mental Health Commission of Canada, is proud to offer this two-day course, which gives participants the skills to provide assistance to a person who has a mental health problem or is experiencing a mental health crisis. Just as physical first aid is administered to an injured person before professional medical care can be offered, mental health first aid will help to bridge a gap in treatment. **Participants must be present for the full length of the course in order to be certified.**

OFL Classroom, Toronto, ON
9 A.M. to 5 P.M.

Cost includes HST, course material, guided instruction, certificate of completion, lunch.
Spaces are limited.

Mental Health 101, Mindfulness & Challenges in Life & Self Care
» February 28 (Virtual)
» April 26 (In-person)

Facilitated by Registered Nurse Wendy Stanyon, Associate Professor at the Ontario Tech University, Prevention Link is hosting an online 1/2-day workshop created for basic training for Mental Health in the workplace and conversations around destigmatization.

 

Filed Under: News

Winter and Spring Training 2023

December 7, 2022

Prevention Link is thrilled to announce that our training dates for winter and spring 2023 are now open for registration! Along with our popular introductory workshops Level 1 and Level 2, we offer Level 5 this time (please look carefully what prerequisites are). We have also added one-day workshops, including Return to Work 101, Principles of Accommodation Law, and Hearings in Writing.

You will have an option to enroll in our in-person Workers’ Compensation training, taking place at Bayview Wildwood Resort on April 23-28, 2023. Participants in this training will have the option of taking either our introductory courses of Level 1 & Level 2, or taking our Level 4 course, Return to Work.

Also available in person, will be Mental Health First Aid – Basic training, as a two-day course, which gives participants the skills to provide assistance to a person who has a mental health problem or is experiencing a mental health crisis. Just as physical first aid is administered to an injured person before professional medical care can be offered, mental health first aid will help to bridge a gap in treatment. More information can be found here.

Who should attend:
WSIB representatives, Workers’ Compensation activists, RTW specialists, union leadership and union stewards, H&S representatives and activists, supervisors, human resources specialists, employers and young workers.

LEVEL 1: RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS – Virtual
Duration: 12 hours. Prerequisites: None.
February 15 – March 1, 2023

The first of six core certification courses offered within Prevention Link’s disability prevention curriculum.  This introductory course begins by exploring the history of Ontario’s compensation system and the development of legislation and the general principles of the system.

Participants learn the basics of a disability prevention framework, including:

  • Types of workplace injuries and occupational illnesses;
  • The legal tests applied by the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) when considering entitlement;
  • The method to report an injury;
  • The steps to initiate a claim;
  • Reporting strategies, including time limits and potential penalties.

Cost: $399.00. Register early to get $50.00 discount! 

LEVEL 2: BENEFITS AND SERVICES – Virtual
Duration: 12 hours. Prerequisites: Level 1.
» January 25, 2023 – February 8, 2023
» April 5-19, 2023

In the second of six core certification courses, offered within Prevention Link’s core curriculum, participants will become familiar with the significance of legislation (WSIA), regulations, and policies, including the history of legislative change and Bills that have amended the WSIA.

Participants will:

  • Explore changes to the legislation and their effects on benefits and services;
  • Discuss the benefits and services available under three district eras;
  • Explore benefit calculations including Non-Economic Loss (NEL) and Loss of Earnings (LOE).

Cost: $399.00. Register early to get $50.00 discount!

LEVEL 5: MEDICAL ORIENTATION – In-person
Prerequisites: Level 1 and Level 2; and either Level 3 or 4.
March 27-31, 2023

The fifth of six core certification courses offered within Prevention Link’s core curriculum is an advanced course designed to assists participants in understanding medical terminology, anatomy, diagnostic testing and surgical procedures in order to interpret information in Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) files. Participants will be exposed to medical terminology and human anatomy with attention to the different skeletal and organ systems.

This course will take place on March 27-31, 2023 at Toronto Don Valley Hotel & Suites.
Cost: $699.00. Register early to get $50.00 discount!

RETURN TO WORK 101 – Virtual
Duration: 6 hours.
 Prerequisites: None.

This workshop provides participants with the tools to develop strategies to assist workers with disabilities, individually and collectively; and return them to long term healthy and productive employment. The workshop will review noteworthy case law and Human Rights legislation.

» February 2, 2023
» March 28, 2023
» April 6, 2023
» May 3, 2023

Cost: $99.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

PRINCIPLES OF ACCOMMODATION LAW
Duration: 3 hours.
 Prerequisites: None.

With a focus on the protected ground of disability and the social area of employment, this workshop will advance a participant’s understanding of human rights legislation and the Duty to Accommodate. The definitions of discrimination will be explored, the requirements for requesting and responding to accommodation needs will be outlined, and what constitutes “undue hardship” will be examined. This workshop provides participants with the resources and tools to develop strategies to assist workers with disabilities, individually and collectively, and support return to long-term healthy and productive employment.

» February 15, 2023 (Virtual)
» March 29, 2023 (Virtual)
» April 18, 2023 (Virtual)
» May 17, 2023 (In-Person)

Cost: $99.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

HEARINGS IN WRITING
Duration: 6 hours.
 Prerequisites: None.

This workshop will help participants understand the goals and challenges of legal submission writing and how to address them. In accordance with the WSIB’s Practice and Procedures and with WSIAT’s Practice Directions, participants will learn how to organize and structure submissions to be clear and reader focused. Using various outlines and templates, the traditional structure of a submission is examined with attention given to strategies and guidelines to produce an effective written hearing submission. Participants will explore making facts and law persuasive and the technical components of writing, including referring to and attaching documents and a professional format will be reviewed.

» February 16, 2023 (Virtual)
» March 30, 2023 (Virtual)
» April 19, 2023 (Virtual)
» May 16, 2023 (In-person)

Cost: $99.00. Register early to get $20.00 discount!

WORKERS’ COMP SPRING TRAINING – In-person
April 23-28, 2023

Level 1: Rights & Obligations
» History & principles of Workers’ Compensation
» When is an injury compensable?
» Reporting an injury & filing a claim
AND
Level 2: Benefits & Services
(Prerequisite: Level 1)
» Regulation & policy
» Funding the system
» Professional responsibilities
OR
Level 4: Return to Work
(Prerequisites: Level 1 & Level 2)
» Return to Work best practices
» The Duty to Accommodate
» Elimination of barriers

Registration for Level 1 & Level 2.
Registration for Level 4, Return to Work.

This course will take place on April 23-28, 2023 at Bayview Wildwood Resort.

 

 

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