Claimant was employed as an insurance agent from 1983 until October 1990 when, at age 64, he resigned from his position, stating that depression and anxiety caused by job-related stress had rendered him incapable of working. The Board determined, however, that claimant was not eligible for workers' compensation benefits because his disabling mental condition was not employment related.
For a claim arising out of employment-related stress to be viable, the stress must...
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