The Economic Benefits of Good Ergonomics

Good ergonomics has been shown to create safer and more comfortable workspaces and work experiences for workers. However, it does not end there. It is actually to everyone’s benefit right on up to Leadership to recognize that good ergonomics can have a positive impact on your bo
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How an injured worker recalibrated a new career path

WCB Alberta
If you have worker coverage, the deadline for filing is February 28.
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Employers, there are only three business days left to file your annual return

WCB Alberta
If you haven’t filed yet, log into myWCB & select ‘file my annual return’ to get started today. If you have questions, call us at 1-866-922-9221. We’re here to help. Annual returns.
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If you’ve been injured at work, access our services without delay

WCB Saskatchewan
If you’ve been injured at work, access our services without delay.
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Recent work-related incidents reported to WorkSafeBC

Worksafe BC
Incident summaries are based on information obtained as soon as possible after the incidents: they are preliminary and subject to change. Details have been edited to protect workers’ privacy.
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Financial Analyst

WorkplaceNL is currently hiring for the position of Financial Analyst in St. John’s, NL. The closing date is March 3, 2023.
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Career Opportunities

The Workers Compensation Board of Prince Edward Island is creating a list of qualified candidates to fill Case Coordinator and Entitlement Officer positions as they become available.
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Traumatic Psychological Injury Resource Centre

Traumatic psychological injuries (TPIs) differ greatly from physical injuries. Being aware of the causes, treatment, and support can help.
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Workplace safety, return-to-work progress in home care and long-term care

Workplace injury took less of a toll on the Nova Scotians who work in our long-term care and home care sectors in summer 2022, according to WCB Nova Scotia’s Report to the Community, released today for the third quarter.
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Safety Matters

Ten years ago today on February 17, 2013, five fishermen from Shelburne County were lost to the sea on the ‘Miss Ally,’ a fishing vessel based out of Woods Harbour.
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