Corporate plans and annual reports

Read the WCB’s current and past corporate plans and annual reports.

The planning process

An integrated planning process supports the achievement of our organization’s strategic imperatives. Integration begins at the board level with strategic planning, continues through operational planning with executive management, and extends to tactical planning by divisions, business units and individuals. When completed successfully, our employees have a clear line of sight from their daily activities to the WCB’s long-term strategic success.

The strategic plan is rooted in the Meredith Principles and describes what the WCB holds to be true about Saskatchewan’s compensation system, our stakeholders, and the nature of our relationships with workers, employers and the people of Saskatchewan.

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*The WCB has adjusted its planning cycle. Planning work done in the fall of 2018 informed the new 2019-2021 Strategic and Operational Plan. Planning for the 2020-2022 cycle will be begin in the fall of 2019.

**Due to changes within our strategic planning process, the strategic plan published in 2014 was titled the 2015 – 2017 Strategic Plan, and includes an update on 2014 initiatives and plans.

Annual report and report to stakeholders

Section 175 of The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013  requires that the WCB submit an annual report to the Lieutenant Governor, giving information about our performance against our strategic and operational plan and financial statements.

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The report to stakeholders, produced from 2010 to 2015, complemented the annual report. It provided additional detail and outlined the organization’s progress towards the goals and objectives outlined in its current strategic and operational plan.

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To receive a digital copy of the publications above from any other year, please contact us.

 

Related information

General

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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General

Contact us

Find phone numbers, email addresses and mailing contact information for the WCB offices and departments

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Care providers

Workers

Employers

General

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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Workers

Employers

Requesting information and privacy concerns

Learn how we collect, use, store and disclose information. You can also learn how to obtain access to information and how to contact the WCB’s Privacy Officer.

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Care providers

Workers

Employers

General

Business Transformation Program

Based on customer feedback, the WCB launched a Business Transformation Program to change how to better serve workers and employers. Learn about the new transformation of WCB services.

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Related forms and fact sheets

General

2020-2022 Strategic and Operational Plan

Read the WCB’s three-year strategic and operational plan and the major elements of the process used to develop and deploy our strategies.

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Employers

2019 Annual Report

Learn about the WCB's financial and business results in our 2019 annual report.

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General

The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013

Read the Government of Saskatchewan legislation that establishes the WCB’s ability to manage a compensation system for workplace injuries on behalf of both workers and employers.

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