Workers | Saskatchewan Workers' Compensation Board

The WCB is experiencing higher than normal call and email volumes. Thank you for your patience. For the quickest support, employers can:

Online account login or page errors: Contact the webmaster

Guidance for navigating in your online account: Watch our self-serve tutorial

All other issues: Email the WCB and provide details of your issue so we can direct your inquiry for resolution.

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Past due: Employer's Payroll Statement (EPS)

Employers, Feb. 28 was the deadline for sending us your EPS. File now. If you need help, written and video instructions are available on the WCB’s secure online platform. Sign in and submit your EPS through your WCB online account.

Grace period for late filing

The WCB will not apply late filing penalties until April 1. The WCB is providing a one‑month grace period because of recent issues preventing some employers from accessing and submitting their EPS online.

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Psychological injury policies overview

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Publications

Customer type

Workers

Employers

Read the WCB’s psychological injury policies overview document to help you better understand the WCB’s psychological injury policies and how they apply to your workplace.

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application/pdf — 3.93 MB

Calculation of Probable Compensation Table

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Online submission forms

Customer type

Workers

Attachment for Calculation of Probable Compensation (PRO 32/2025).

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Calculation of Probable Compensation Examples

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Publications

Customer type

Workers

Attachment for Calculation of Probable Compensation (PRO 32/2025).

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Supporting wildland firefighters with presumptive cancer coverage

On August 1, 2025, amendments to The Workers' Compensation Act, 2013 came into force, establishing presumptive cancer coverage for wildland firefighters in Saskatchewan.