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H, 22, 6, I 1-71: Defence League subscription lists (as above).

H, 22, 5, I 1-75: Port Arthur and Fort William Workers' Defence League subscription lists from throughout North America. 1919.

Ministry of Labour Ontario. Workers' Compensation Reform 1988.

Dee, Garth, Nick McCombie and Gary Newhouse. Workers' Compensation in Ontario, 1987.

Perspectives from the Past, Prospects for the Future, An Overview of Workers' Compensation in Canada, K. B. Harding, WCB, December 1986.

Workers Compensation Guide - Old. 5 volumes. Circa 1980.

WCB Vocational Rehabilitation Division Board Policies and Divisional Administrative Guidelines (2)

Workers' Compensation Board WCB Vocational Rehabilitation Division Board Policies and Divisional Administrative Guidelines (1)

Workers Compensation Board WCB Operational Policy. 6 volumes.

Workers Compensation Board of Directors Reference Binder. 4 files. Includes publication, Workers' Compensation in Ontario, System in Transition 1985-1990; includes a copy of the Meredith Report.

Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Operational Policy (4 volumes.) Workplace Safety & Insurance Board (WSIB) Operational Policy (5 volumes.)

Main Report, Prepared by KPMG Peat Marwick, September 1987.

Steve Mantis served for the term of January 1991 to December 1993 as a member of the Workers Compensation Board (WCB) Board of Directors. He was the first person appointed to the Board as a representative for workers.

The Workers Compensation Board, since renamed the Workplace Safety Insurance Board, was established January 1, 1915. It administers claims and compensation for people injured in the workplace. It is an Ontario government agency, with an arms-length relationship to the Ministry of Labour, and appointments to the Board of Directors are made by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario.

As well as acting on the Board of Directors, Steve Mantis served as a member of the WCB Audit Committee (1992) and as Chair of Rehabilitation of the Strategic Planning Co-Ordinating Committee (September 1993).

Drastic Cuts to Injured Workers' Benefits and Rights, Workers' Compensation Advocacy Group, March 6 2003.

Workers' Compensation Act, OWA Special Services, February 1992.

Centre for Justice & Democracy. Workers' Compensation: A Cautionary Tale, 2006.

Political Strategist framework summary; Hard Times for Injured Workers: WSIB by the Numbers 2009 to 2015, Carmine Tiano, January 2017; slide notes of Preliminary results, Survey of Tribunal decisions 2016, IAVGO Community Legal Clinic.

Agenda with notes for Workers Stakeholder Meeting, May 2004 with WSIB presentation slides and summary of issues and status.

Meeting minutes from the Experience Rating Caucus and Worker Stakeholder meeting; correspondence and agenda for OFL WCB Committee Meeting; WSIB claim information to Ontario Nurses Association; Exploring the Experiences of Injured Workers Outreach Services, Institute for Work & Health, September 2004; case file judgement; WSIB claim file resolution.

Worker Stakeholder Legislative Reform Issues, February 2007.

The Gap in Coverage Created by the Interaction of the Bill 99 and 179 Amendments to the Workplace Safety and Insurance System, Office of the Work Advisor; agenda for Worker Planning Session with Office of the Work Advisor and WSIB correspondence; information on audit of the LMR Program, workplace injuries, and summary of issues.

Workable, Fulfilling the potential of people with disabilities, Ontario Advisory Council for Disabled Persons, June 1990.

H, 22, 14, I 1-7: Work People's College: correspondence [1929? onwards); financial statement, Jan. 1932. In Finnish.

H, 22, 13, I 1-36: Work People's College meeting minutes, Duluth, Minnesota. Aug. 22, 1926-June 5, 1932. In Finnish.

Work Injuries, chronic pain and the harmful effects of WorkSafeBC / WCB compensation denial, A policy brief, by C. Hershler and K. Salomons, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, June 2015.