Injured workers suffer the consequences of National Insurance sanctions

The sanctions, which began informally seven years ago as part of a labor dispute, affect only claims filed for workplace injury compensation payments.

By Haim Bior | 06:35 07.11.12 |

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National Insurance Institute employees are refusing to process worker's compensation claims, as part of labor sanctions declared five years ago at the government agency.

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Injured workers suffer the consequences of National Insurance sanctions

The sanctions, which began informally seven years ago as part of a labor dispute, affect only claims filed for workplace injury compensation payments.

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