Archer v. Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board

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• holding that the claimant’s testimony regarding actual events of harassment is sufficient to prove abnormal working conditions because harassment is an abnormal working condition as a matter of law
• holding that the claimant's testimony regarding actual events of harassment is sufficient to prove abnormal working conditions because harassment is an abnormal working condition as a matter of law
• an abnormal work environment was shown where claimant’s supervisor shouted at her, suspended her, singled her out and treated her differently as compared to her work peers and caused security to remove her from the work premises
• depression and anxiety compensable under the WCA

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