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Nova Scotia return-to-work rate climbs in wake of ‘duty to cooperate’ legislation

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Nova Scotia's Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) says more injured workers are returning to their jobs sooner, one year after a new legal duty to cooperate took effect. The rule, part…

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