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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

Province issues tenders for temporary bridge in Marystown

The province has issued tenders to build a temporary bailey bridge while work continues to replace the Canning Bridge I. Marystown.

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2 years ago

Popular Petty Harbour restaurant forced to close for season following early-morning fire

A popular restaurant in Petty Harbour has been forced to close for the season after an early-morning fire caused extensive damage. Fire crews were called to Chafe’s Landing shortly after 7:30 a.m. on Sunday after two people preparing to go fishing noticed what they initially thought was steam coming from a vent on the restaurant. […]

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2 years ago

Ukranian family starts moving business in N.L.

A Ukrainian family that had operated a business in their home country for 25 years is starting fresh in Newfoundland. NTV’s Maria Kavatsiuk reports.

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2 years ago

FFAW wins grievance against ASP

The FFAW has won an arbitration against processors dating back to last year’s crab price dispute that could see millions of dollars paid to harvesters. But the Association of Seafood Producers says while it will respect the arbitration ruling, it’s too early to talk about dollar amounts. NTV’s Becky Daley has the story.

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