News from our Members

The Worker Compensation Board (WCB) of Alberta annually reviews the claim cost threshold for no-time-lost claims used in experience rating.

With frigid temperatures and icy conditions forecast, employers are reminded to conduct cold stress risk assessments and implement safety measures to protect workers.

It’s time to report your annual payroll (Form 100). The filing deadline is Feb. 29, 2024.

WCB Nova Scotia is pleased to be recognized as one of Nova Scotia’s Top Employers for 2024. This is the sixteenth consecutive year WCB Nova Scotia has been honoured with this award.

Workers’ Compensation Board of Alberta – The 2024 cost of living adjustment (COLA) amount is 3.75% for eligible workers. For more information, read our fact sheets for workers and employers.

The WCB of PEI has a continued commitment to meeting and exceeding the safety and compensation needs of Island workers and employers. Our 2024-26 WCB Strategic Plan, Focusing on the Future, will provide the roadmap to guide these efforts over the next three years in a simple, results-oriented format with a clear focus on enhancing our internal and external capacity to better serve our clients.

Benefit Payment (BenPay) Services is committed to ensuring workers receive payments quickly and efficiently. During the holiday season, WorkSafeNB will process loss of earning payments in advance. If you are a worker who receives loss of earning benefits, please see the holiday payment schedule below to plan your finances accordingly.

Regina, Sask., Dec. 11, 2023 – The Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) has approved the 2024 average employer premium rate to remain unchanged from the 2023 rate of $1.28 per hundred dollars of payroll.