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Saskatchewan WCB seeking customer feedback Article teaser WCB engaging customers for feedback to help improve services Read more
Saskatchewan WCB seeking customer feedback Article teaser WCB engaging customers for feedback to help improve services Read more
2021 WCB Compensation Institute opens today Article teaser Institute addresses the relevant issue of psychological safety in the workplace Read more
WCB launches Business Transformation Program to better serve employers and workers Article teaser Program will create a modern, efficient customer delivery model to deliver better service and outcomes to customers Read more
NEW - Changes to the WCB’s Employer’s Initial Report of Injury (E1) form Article teaser To continuously improve our customer service, we have made changes to the online E1 form. Read more
WCB holds 2021 average premium rate at 2020 rate Article teaser Increases in premium rates will be held to assist employers in economic recovery Read more
2020 preliminary rate information meeting for 2021 rates Q&A Document type Publications Customer type Employers Document description Read the questions and answers from the 2020 preliminary rate information meeting for the 2021 rates. Download —
Payment Statement Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Document type Fact sheets Customer type Care providers Workers Employers Document description Learn the answers to the most common questions about payment statements. Download application/pdf — 148.92 KB
Employers, your premium rate notice is going paperless Article teaser Effective December 7th, your 2021 premium rate notice and certificate of achievement will only be available through your WCB online account. Read more
Facts about the WCB’s Funded Position Article teaser Recently, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) issued a press release referencing their own research document where they suggest that WCB’s across the country “are holding onto $6.8 billion in extra money.” Read more