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Workers Compensation Board replaces CEO, directors ‘wanted to make a leadership change’

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Richard Deacon until Friday was CEO of the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba. Board chair Michael Werier refused to elaborate on the departure of Deacon. Catherine Skinner, WCB’s vice-president of legal, compliance and corporate services, is interim CEO. Labour Minister Malaya Marcelino said her office was informed of the leadership change Friday morning.

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Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba removes leader, searching for replacement

A new face is taking over as the head of the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba while the search for a new leader is underway.

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Workers Compensation Board replaces CEO, directors ‘wanted to make a leadership change’

A change in executive leadership at the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba is going unexplained after the arm’s-length government agency parted ways with its CEO last week. Board chair Michael […]

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