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BLOGS and COMMENTS
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E Voice: 1-780-424-3993
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BLOGS and COMMENTS
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E Voice: 1-780-424-3993
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The day of morning was April 28, 2015. There were 169 men and women that died from workplace injuries in Alberta this year. WCB does not tell you that not all families will receive $92000.00 as a lump sum payment for the death.
The policy states that the non economic loss payment (NELP) is to compensate the worker for the impact the injury has on the worker’s life outside the workplace. Therefore, the worker is not eligible for a NELP when there is an immediate fatality. For this policy, “immediate fatality” is defined as death within 30 calendar days of the date of the work-related accident. The 30 calendar days include the date of accident. If, however, death is not immediate and it is clear the worker has or will have a permanent clinical impairment if he or she lives, the worker is eligible for a non economic loss payment (NELP). Comments are closed.
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