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National Workplace Injury Statistics Program (NWISP)

AWCBC’s National Workplace Injury Statistics Program is the sole collector and provider of lost time work-related injuries, disease, and fatalities statistics across Canada. Learn more.
Key Statistical Measures (KSM)

AWCBC’s Key Statistical Measures comprise 6 categories and 17 subsections, detailing facts from Claims and Injury Frequency to Benefit Liabilities and Administration Costs. Learn more.

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June 8, 2023

The Board of Directors of the Workers Compensation Board invites you to their Annual General Meeting.

June 5, 2023

WSCC Introduces Safety Outreach Representatives

June 2, 2023

The 2022 Annual Report – WCB Alberta

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The winner of WorkSafe Saskatchewan’s 2023 Safe Worker Award is Paige Freistadt of Harvest Community Inc. Congratulations for your great initiative Paige! Learn about her safety leadership during the pandemic. See more https://t.co/Ut4clN9Tya

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Last year, 87.5% of our clients were satisfied with the transparency, timeliness & respect they received from us during the course of their claim.

Read more about this and other critical milestones in our 2022 Annual Report.

7 Jun

Learn how a risk-based approach is better protecting workers involved in roadway flagging operations in BC: https://t.co/toMEMiRPz8

7 Jun

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Media Clips

June 8, 2023

Workers injured during wildfire evacuations, Good Samaritans may be eligible for benefits: WCB Alberta - ohscanada

June 8, 2023

Sask. Workers Compensation Board CEO discusses trends in employment claims - globalnews.ca

June 8, 2023

WorkSafeNB’s GC David Luther cleared a 9-month, 400-case backlog in six weeks - canadianlawyermag

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