WCB announces 2024 preliminary average premium rate
Board proposes no change to average premium rate at $1.28
Recent amendments to the Workers' Compensation Act
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Amendments to The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013 came into effect on Aug. 1, 2025.
These amendments make Saskatchewan a leader in ensuring wildland firefighters have access to presumptive cancer coverage, expanding coverage in some cases for out-of-province workers and assuring that licensed health-care providers practicing outside Saskatchewan are recognized to provide service to workers.
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WCB’s 2020-22 COVID-19 employer cost relief measures conclude
Workplace-related COVID-19 injury claims are still covered under communicable disease policy
WCB’s 2020-22 COVID-19 cost relief to conclude at the end of June
Learn more about the WCB’s 2020-22 COVID-19 cost relief, which concludes at the end of June 2022.
WCB shares 2021 results at annual general meeting
Saskatchewan WCB launches multi-year Business Transformation Program
Safety speaker and former Sask. Roughrider shares the power of habit on day two of WCB Compensation Institute
Speakers also discuss enhancing work-life harmony on the final day of the event
Mental health and burnout lead key topics at safety leadership conference
2022 WCB Compensation Institute’s two-day event opens today
WCB’s 2022 Compensation Institute agenda includes workplace mental health, addiction and resiliency
Held virtually on May 17-18, speakers will share tools and resources on workplace health and safety
Information for employers on COVID-19
All WCB offices are open to the public and are following regular office hours.