Increases in premium rates will be held to assist employers in economic recovery. The Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) announced today that it will hold this year’s average employer premium rate at the

The Yukon Workers’ Compensation Health and Safety Board (YWCHSB) has partnered with the University of Fredericton (UFred) to offer psychological health and safety in the workplace programs to Yukoners at a 70 per cent reduction from regular tuition.

This week, WCB Nova Scotia helped first responders launch a new website that offers resources to help them deal with mental health issues that result from trauma they experience at work.

The Workers’ Safety and Compensation Commission of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut (WSCC) has announced that the 2021 employer assessment rates will be maintained at the 2020 rate levels.

The news release below was issued by Nova Scotia’s Department of Labour and Advanced Education on November 30, 2020 Fishing crews are reminded to take necessary precautions, remain diligent and follow safety rules and guidelines as the commercial lobster fishing season starts today, N

The WCB has once again been named one of Manitoba’s Top Employers for 2021. The WCB was chosen for this prestigious title based on an extensive entry judged by HR and business experts and academics across Canada.

The WCB’s Board of Directors recently appointed Darren Oryniak as Acting President and CEO effective November 2, 2020. This appointment follows the retirement of Winston Maharaj, past President and CEO on October 30.

​​​This Five Year Prevention Plan provides the broad strategy to champion a culture of safety and health in Manitoba and enable collaboration by all partners for the prevention of workplace injury and illness.

WCB Nova Scotia is re-imagining the way it supports people who suffer psychological injuries on the job, or who have psychological factors that make recovery from a physical injury more challenging.