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Tracey Newman, vice-president of prevention and employer engagement at WCB Nova Scotia.
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Nova Scotia hits 2030 workplace injury target years early

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Nova Scotia's Workers' Compensation Board (WCB Nova Scotia) has reached its 2030 workplace safety target three and a half years ahead of schedule. The board recorded 1.15 time-loss injuries per…

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