Potential Canada Post disruption
AVOID PAYMENT DELAYS: Potential Canada Post mail disruption could delay mailed WCB customer payments, forms and letters
Get ahead of the potential Canada Post mail strike by signing up for direct deposit to receive automatic payments. To receive your payment, fill out a direct deposit form and send it to the WCB by email or fax.
Psychological injuries
All workers covered by The Workers' Compensation Act, 2013 are eligible for compensation and medical treatment if they suffer a psychological injury from being directly exposed to a traumatic event, a series of traumatic events or a substantial work-related stressor as part of or in the course of their employment. This coverage applies to all industries and occupations covered by the Act. Find out more.
About the WCB
The Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) is the provincial agency that delivers workplace insurance to Saskatchewan employers and benefits to Saskatchewan workers when they are hurt at work. Our legislation, The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013 (the Act), describes the workplaces that we cover and the benefits we provide.
Employers in industries that are mandated by our Act must insure through us. Employers in industries excluded by our Act may apply for coverage. Workers injured in an industry mandated by our Act can claim benefits from us.
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Learn about the WCB and our governing legislation and policy.
Who we are
Learn about the historic compromise dating back 100 years known as the Meredith Principles, which form the basis for all Canadian workers’ compensation systems. Also read about the WCB’s vision, mission, values and beliefs, and how the WCB is organized.
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What we do
Learn about the WCB’s role when a workplace injury happens and the WCB’s True North statements. View our corporate plans and annual reports and learn about our corporate social responsibility.
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Legislation and policy
Learn about the legislation, regulations, policies and procedures governing the WCB. Read the WCB’s policy manual, recent policy updates and the Committee of Review reports and recommendations.
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