Worksafe BC Denies claimants Due Process Part 1
Channel: WCBs are failing Injured Workers
Date: 2015-01-31

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After 4 years of wrestling with Worksafe BC I find myself no further along the path than the day I filed my claim.  Unfortunately far too many people I have met during the last 4 years report they too have had very similar  experiences.  I feel like a character in an M.C. Escher drawing – many laps and still where I started.
Attempts to anticipate what strange and curiouser and curiouser curve they will create next are impossible to predict or anticipate, if the Mad Hatter were to pop up I would not be surprised. If that were to happen one can assume the Mad Hatter would be well paid approximately 1/3  of Worksafe employees made over $100,000 during the year 2012. The top 10 almost $3 million in 2012 and that figure does not include the lucrative “holdback” many received
WCAT's high rollers – apparently a state secret ,  a significant portion over $100,00.
These wages are all paid for from Employers premiums – money the employers think is going to injured workers. Money from other taxpayer organisation  such as a local municipality with a population of approximately 16,000 and their +$74,000 worksafe payment.