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WorkplaceNL amends policy to cover psychological injuries caused by workplace harassment 

Starting June 1, WorkplaceNL will cover psychological injury due to harassment at work. This means that workers diagnosed with a psychological injury due to harassment in the workplace may be eligible for wage-loss benefits, health care benefits and return-to-work services through the workers’ compensation system. The diagnosis must be from a physician, nurse practitioner, psychologist or psychiatrist.   In the context of WorkplaceNL coverage, workplace harassment involves aggressive, intimidating or […]

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3 days ago
Stephenville airport could reopen this summer, after new ownership
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4 days ago
Canadian Taxpayers Federation gives Finance Minister Craig Pardy good grade on Finance Minister Report Card
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1 week ago
Province signs Letter of Intent with Kruger Inc. to extend power purchase agreement
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1 week ago
Downtown St. John’s businesses preparing for busy tourism season
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2 years ago

Titan submersible hearing begins with explosive testimony about lack of trust

Hearings began in the U.S. this morning on the Titan submersible disaster off the province’s coast more than a year ago. The first witless, the lead engineer, shared explosive testimony today. NTV’s Jodi Cooke has the story.

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2 years ago

Only bank in Bonavista closing doors in a few days

The only banking service in Bonavista will permanently close its doors in a few days with the next closest branch more than 100 kilometres away. NTV’s Ross Tilley reports.

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2 years ago

Passengers considering other options as Air Canada strike looms

Air Canada could begin cancelling flights as early as tomorrow as part of its plan to mitigate the impact of a potential strike. As NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us, travelers are becoming increasingly worried as the probability of a work stoppage nears.

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2 years ago

Threat of Air Canada strike already having impact on tourism operators

The threat of a strike at Air Canada is already having an impact on tourism operators, who are now dealing with an influx of cancellations. After a successful summer tourism season, hospitality Newfoundland and Labrador says the upcoming ‘shoulder season’ is crucial for the $1.2 billion dollar industry. NTV’s Bailey Howard has the story. 

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