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Tribunal rejects bus driver’s claim for permanent impairment assessment of shoulder injury

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The Nova Scotia Workers’ Compensation Appeals Tribunal has denied a worker’s request for a permanent medical impairment assessment, finding his current shoulder condition was not connected to a workplace injury…

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