WSIB partners with Sault Area Hospital and Axia Health to provide assessment and specialized treatment services and reduce out of town travel for care The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) announced today a partnership with the Sault Area Hospital and Axia Health, a division

WorkplaceNL seeks public input for 2023-2028 workplace injury prevention plan WorkplaceNL and the Occupational Health and Safety Division (OHS Division) of Digital Government and Service NL invites input from the public to assist in the development of a new workplace injury prevention

On behalf of WorkSafeNB’s board of directors, Mel Norton, chairperson, announced today that Tim Petersen has been appointed the new president and chief executive officer of WorkSafeNB. Petersen has served as acting president and chief executive officer since October 2021.

Sixth straight year that the average base rate will be 1.55 per cent WorkSafeBC announced today that the preliminary average base rate for 2023 will remain unchanged at 1.55 per cent of employers’ assessable payroll. This will be the sixth year in a row that the average base rate has

Our online services are the best way for businesses to access their WSIB account statements anywhere, anytime. Starting in January 2023, we will no longer provide paper statements of account, premium rate statements or claim detail statements. These statements will now be available th

Episode 2 of the WorkShift podcast is available for download. In recent years, the WCB has experienced an increase in complex workplace injuries, where the barrier to return to work is not a physical injury, but a mental health related issue. In this episode of WorkShift, you’ll hear

WorkSafeBC has received a number of enquiries on whether relief of costs to employers during the COVID-19 pandemic are being considered.

Effective July 1, 2022, WorkplaceNL increased the per kilometre rate paid to injured workers to help cover travel costs related to their injury.

The National Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health (NCCEH) has posted information on how workers in personal service establishments can prevent the transmission of monkeypox.

(Winnipeg, MB) – After a longer than normal winter and cold, wet spring, many Manitobans are ready to embrace the summer heat. If you’re working outside in the heat or indoors without air conditioning, however, it should also mean taking steps to protect your health. High temperatures