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Decisions of the Workers' Compensation Appeal Tribunal (WCAT), Volume 20

WCAT decisions are arranged numerically by volume. Decisions from future issues of the Workers' Compensation Reporter will be added as they become available.

WCR Citation	Number	Subject
20 WCR 49	2004-00222-RB	Inclusion of EI Benefits in Average Earnings
20 WCR 59	2004-00638	Refusal to Review — Reconsideration After 75 Days Denieds
20 WCR 69	2004-01441-RB	Failure to Appear at Oral Hearing — Abandonment of Appeal
20 WCR 73	2004-01842	Effective Date of New Chronic Pain Policy, #39.01 RSCM I
20 WCR 259	2004-01881-RB	Permanent Partial Disability — Sections 6(1) and 23(1) of the Workers Compensation Act — Item #26.30 of the Rehabilitation Services and Claims Manual
20 WCR 267	2004-02012-RB	Longshoreman — Casual Workers — Wage Rate — Section 33.5 of the Workers Compensation Act — Item #67.10 of the Rehabilitation Services and Claims Manual — Effective Date of Policy Change
20 WCR 271	2004-02208	Casual Workers — Wage Rate — Section 33.5 of the Workers Compensation Act — Item #67.10 of the Rehabilitation Services and Claims Manual
20 WCR 277	2004-02347	Mental Stress Claim under Section 5.1 — Claim for Mental Stress Denied Because the Events Were Not "Sudden and Traumatic" as Contemplated in Item #13.30 of the Rehabilitation Services and Claims Manual
20 WCR 287	2004-03138	Review Officer Referred a Decision Back to the Board Pursuant to Section 96(4)(8) with Directions — Under Section 4(d) of the Appeal Regulation, Such Decisions are Not Appealable to WCAT; Any Accompanying Directions are Appealable
20 WCR 291	2004-03571	Reconsideration Application — Whether There Has Been a Breach of Natural Justice Almost Always Depends on All of the Circumstances
20 WCR 303	2004-04928	Reconsideration Application — Whether WCAT Has Jurisdiction to Set Aside an Appeal Division Decision on the Basis of the Common Law Ground of an Error of Law Going to Jurisdiction

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