W.S.I.A.T. Reporter
Contains the full text and headnotes of selected decisions of the
Workplace Safety and Insurance Appeals Tribunal
W.S.I.A.T. Reporter (1985-2009)
Online Volumes:
89 (Final volume)
88
87
86
85
84
83
82
81
80
79
78
77
76
75
Consolidated Table of Contents:
Note:
Issues earlier than Volume 75 are available only in hard copy. Please contact Library Staff for these.
The WSIAT Reporter began publication in January 1988, as the first reporting series in Ontario dedicated exclusively to workers’ compensation, containing the full text of selected Tribunal decisions, together with headnotes and other reference material. The first volumes were retrospective in nature, covering the decisions of the Tribunal since the Tribunal came into existence in October 1985. By 1990, the Reporter was publishing current decisions.
Volume 74 was the last printed volume of the Reporter. Starting with Volume 75, the Reporter became an electronic publication, with free access to everyone through the internet.
The Tribunal, after reviewing and expanding online decision availability and accessibility, has now made the decision to discontinue ongoing publication of the Reporter with Volume 89. In these 89 volumes, the Tribunal has published more than 2,100 decisions, as well as the pension assessment appeals leading case, WCB board of directors reviews of Tribunal decisions, and Tribunal practice directions.
We encourage you to make use of our online tools to access the decisions of the Tribunal:
- The Decision Summary database provides full search capability of records of all Tribunal decisions, with various fields and filters to refine your search.
- A new feature on the Tribunal home page is the “Highlights of Noteworthy Decisions.” This section is updated regularly with references to recent decisions dealing with issues which you may find of interest. There are links which will take you to the summaries of those decisions (which in turn have links to the full text).
- Summaries of all Noteworthy decisions are also made available on the web site.
We believe that the Decision Summary database, the Noteworthy decisions and the new Highlights feature will provide you with faster and more current access to our decisions.
