Mercure, J. P.
Claimant, a bank recovery adjuster, developed a herniated disc as a result of cradling a telephone with his neck while simultaneously working at a computer terminal which was positioned eight inches below eye level. Finding that cradling the telephone was inherent in claimant's employment, the Workers' Compensation Board determined that claimant suffered from an occupational disease and awarded benefits on that basis. The employer and its workers' compensation...
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