KITIMAT DRAFT Report
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Summary:<br />
Although an overwhelming majority (94%) of participants agreed that early contact was made,<br />
and more (96%) were aware of who to contact, fewer were aware of the type of contact and<br />
information supplied when an employee is off work due to injury or illness. Generally, the majority<br />
of respondents are unaware of the process regarding communication and planning of return to<br />
work when a worker is absent from work.<br />
Recommendations:<br />
1) Facilitate a joint review of the early contact and interventions including:<br />
a) Training for supervisors on the workplace’s commitment to support the worker’s<br />
health and well-being.<br />
b) Communications to the workers regarding expectations and procedures when<br />
absent from work for injury or illness.<br />
<strong>DRAFT</strong><br />
Situational assessment<br />
District of Kitimat<br />
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