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Employer Resource Centre

Welcome to the WCB’s Employer Resource Centre, devoted to you, the employers.

We understand that employers may require support in navigating the workers’ compensation system. This is your point of contact to answer questions, provide support materials and connect you with the right person at the WCB. The Employer Resource Centre gives you the tools you need to better navigate the WCB system.

As an employer, you may have questions about where to start when applying for WCB coverage, how to obtain injury prevention educational materials and what to do when an injury happens. You may require additional support to understand WCB requirements, request a letter of good standing, understand how to fill out forms, pay your employer premiums, or help with return to work. To understand how the Employer Resource Centre can help, review our FAQs.

Representatives in our Employer Resource Centre are here to help you.

Read our information for employers brochure for what you need to know about working with the WCB, including injury prevention, and the claims and return-to-work processes.

See our YouTube playlist for our how-to series to assist all employers

This curated collection of videos is designed to provide you with essential information to help you understand and navigate the Workers’ Compensation Board processes and services. Whether you're a new employer or looking to deepen your knowledge, these videos cover various topics to support your business and ensure a safe and compliant workplace.

What you will find in this playlist:

Employer registration: Step-by-step guidance on registering your business with the WCB.
Injury reporting: How to report workplace injuries promptly and accurately.
Employer's Payroll Statement (EPS): Step-by-step guidance on how to complete your EPS before Feb. 28 of each calendar year.

View the playlist of videos here.

Explore these videos to get the most out of the services and support offered by WCB Saskatchewan.

For general inquiries, contact the Employer Resource Centre:

Email: ERC@wcbsask.com
Phone: 1.833.961.0042

The Employer Resource Centre can help with your general inquiries. This can include:

Your general responsibilities during the claims and return-to-work process.
What the return-to-work process looks like and your responsibilities.
What you need to know if you have a return-to-work program in place.
How to start a return-to-work program.
Where to find WorkSafe Saskatchewan prevention training and injury prevention educational materials.
Information on the Fair Practices Office.
What you need to know about the employer appeals process.

While the Employer Resource Centre can provide information on return-to-work processes and resources to develop return-to-work programs, as well as provide information about the Fair Practices Office and appeals process, it will not advocate on behalf of employers to resolve disputes about claims. Direct any specific injury claim questions to claims@wcbsask.com.

For specific questions about your employer account

Email: employerservices@wcbsask.com
Phone: 1.800.667.7590

When you have specific questions about your employer account, the WCB’s employer services department is here to help. This can include:

How to register your business with the WCB.
How to apply for WCB coverage.
What the difference between a letter of good standing and a clearance is, and how to request them.
How to pay your employer premiums.
How to sign up for ebill notifications. With a WCB online account, you can view your current balance owning and sign up for ebill notifications, which will send you an email whenever you have a new bill. This ensures you never miss a payment with WCB.
What your current year’s industry premium rate is.
Information on industry classification and the employer.
What the experience rating program is and how it can adjust your premium rate.
What the WCB defines as a worker or contractor of your business and how to report them to the WCB.
How to file your annual Employer’s Payroll Statement by Feb. 28 of each year and how to revise your payroll estimates.

For claim information

Email: claims@wcbsask.com
Phone: 306.787.4370

For specific questions on your worker’s injury claim, contact the operations division. This may include:

When and how to report a work injury
How to fill out claim forms.
What qualifies as a work injury with the WCB.
What rights you do and do not have to parts of your worker’s claim record.
Any other specific claim-related questions, including a worker’s claim status.

Get in touch with us

We're here to help.

Email the Employer Resource Centre

Business registration and coverage

Find forms and information for employers on how to register your new business with the WCB, what to do if you close your business or change ownership and coverage options with the WCB.

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Reporting to the WCB

Learn about reporting wages, contractors and payroll statement, as well as paying premiums, requesting letters of good standing or clearances and premium rates.

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Injury claims

Was one or more of your workers injured in a work-related incident? Need to file a WCB claim? Learn the steps employers need to take to submit a claim.

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Employer rights and responsibilities

Learn what your responsibilities are with the WCB, your rights to your worker’s medical information and what the WCB’s responsibilities are to you and workers.

Employer audits

Learn why the WCB may select you for an audit, how to prepare for an audit and how to avoid common reporting errors.

Resources for employers

Learn how to register for direct deposit, forms and fact sheets for employers, news, privacy concerns, WorkSafe Saskatchewan, employer appeals and the Fair Practices Office.

Fraud and abuse

Learn what fraudulent activity is, examples and tips for employers, workers and care providers, and how to report suspected fraud to the WCB.

Safety and prevention

Learn the safety regulations governing your business activities, the safety obligations for your workers and your workplace and how to complete general health and safety training.

Classification and premium rate setting

Learn what the current year’s industry premium rates are, how employers are grouped together and how premium rates are determined each year.

Pay employer premiums

Learn what you’ll need to make a payment, what happens if payment is late and how to check your statement balance.

Employer’s Payroll Statement (EPS)

Learn how to submit your Employer’s Payroll Statement (EPS), when the WCB must receive your payroll statement each year and who is required to complete an EPS each year.

Letters of good standing and clearances

Learn the difference between letters of good standing and clearances and how to request them.

To learn more, view our forms and fact sheets

We want you to be as up to date and informed as possible. View fact sheets and other publications that contain valuable information and answers to your questions.

View forms and fact sheets