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USW District 6 Submission: WSIB Draft Chronic Stress Consultation

Our recommendations are to provide the definition and examples of traumatic mental stress prior to any policy explanation or guidelines. We ask the WSIB to eliminate:

• the requirement for an event to be objectively traumatic;
• the requirement for direct contact with the traumatized worker;
• “a substantial work-related stressor” as a requirement for chronic mental stress claims;
• “a real or perceived power imbalance” and “a risk to health and safety” from the explanation of workplace bullying;
• the restriction regarding interpersonal conflicts;
• the phrase regarding confronting co-workers from the illustrative examples;
• DSM diagnosis requirement;
• any impact of pre-existing conditions for traumatic mental stress claims; and
• all limitations on entitlement for pre-existing conditions for chronic mental stress that are relating to previous work-related issues that would be allowed but for the fact it occurred prior to January 1, 2018.

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