Canada Day
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The WCB offices will be closed on Tuesday, July 1 to observe Canada Day. Regular office hours will resume on Wednesday, July 2.
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Potential Canada Post disruption
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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.
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Psychological injuries
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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.
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Work-related catastrophic injuries and deaths
If you’ve been seriously injured on the job, or if a loved one has died from a work-related incident, we’re here to help you. You can get support from the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB).
About the WCB
The Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) was established in 1911 through a historic compromise between Saskatchewan workers and employers. Under that compromise, workers injured on the job in covered industries do not have to pay for the benefits they receive or sue their employers to get them. Costs are paid entirely by Saskatchewan employers in covered industries. This is referred to as a no-fault insurance system, also referred to as the compensation system.
The WCB’s vision is to eliminate injuries and restore abilities. The WCB is governed by The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013.
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Information for workers and dependants of workers
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Information for workers and dependants of workers
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Counselling support for families of workers
If a family needs help coping with the worker’s injury, the WCB may pay for counselling and any costs for related travel outside of a family’s home community. Learn what the WCB may cover.
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Work-related catastrophic injuries information
Find out what to do if you or a loved one has been catastrophically injured at work. Know who your care team is, the benefits and assistance the WCB may cover and how to work through the recovery.
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Work-related deaths information
Learn what you need to do if your loved one has died on the job, how to set up an estate, what benefits and assistance the WCB may cover and a contact list for additional support.
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What to do if you’re injured at work and how to file a claim
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The WCB is committed to helping you. We are available to answer your questions.
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