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AVOID DELAYS WITH YOUR EPS
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Canada Post backlog could delay WCB Employer's Payroll Statement (EPS) letters
To view your access code and firm number or to file your EPS online, sign up for a secure WCB online account.
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AVOID PAYMENT DELAYS
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Canada Post backlog could delay mail disruption could delay mailed WCB customer payments, forms and letters
Sign 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 by fax.
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Christmas and Boxing Day 2024
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NOTIFICATION: The WCB offices will be closed Dec. 25-26, to observe Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Regular office hours will resume on Friday, Dec. 27.
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How to report suspected fraud or abuse
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Learn how to report suspected fraud or abuse to the WCB by phone, email, mail or fax.
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You can provide details about suspected fraud or abuse by phone, mail or email:
Toll free tips line: 1.877.595.2541 (direct line to WCB investigators)
Email: fraud@wcbsask.com
Mail: Director, Internal Audit
Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board
200-1881 Scarth Street
Regina, SK S4P 4L1
Allegations of fraud are taken seriously; your report will be given prompt attention. Fraud investigators will review the details of the report. Discretion and privacy may limit the WCB’s ability to provide you with details or information about the investigation.
You are not required to provide your name, address or any other information that may identify you. However, if you send us an email from your own email account or call from an identifiable phone number, we will have a record of your email address or phone number. If you wish to report anonymously, please send your information via an unsigned letter without your return address to the postal address above. If you wish, you can provide your name and contact number so our fraud investigators can obtain additional information from you, if necessary.
Supply as much detail as possible and clearly state why you think the activity is improper.
- You should have some factual information to support your suspicions.
- Continue to pass on relevant information after the initial report.