Automotive safe driving tips for Victoria Day long weekend
Safe driving tips over the long weekend.
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WCB claimant sentenced in fraud conviction in Melfort
A former labourer was sentenced today in Melfort
Workplace violence 5th highest cause of injury in Saskatchewan
- Violence responsible for 4% of workplace injuries reported to WCB in 2016
- 936 claims reported due to violence
- 2 workplace deaths in 2016 due to violenceWCB releases 2016 operating results
– Time loss injury rate dropped to 1.86 (per 100 workers) – lowest in 64 years
– Record high number of Saskatchewan workers covered – 420,279
– Maximum Assessable Wage increased to $69,242
– 88 per cent of Saskatchewan employers achieved Mission: ZeroSteps for life walk for families of workplace tragedy
This April and May, communities across Canada will don yellow t-shirts and walk 5K to support families affected by workplace tragedy.
Compensation institutes day two highlights return to work
The annual Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board’s (WCB) Compensation Institute wraps up later today.
Saskatchewans 2016 workplace time loss injury rate lowest in 64 years
Total injury rate drops 11.9% from 2015
WCB claimant sentenced in fraud conviction
A former equipment operator was sentenced today in Regina Provincial Court for defrauding the WCB of $80,000.00.
WCB approves 2017 employer premium rates
The Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) approved the 2017 average employer premium rate for 48,357 employers covered by workers’ compensation. Employer premium rates have dropped from the 2016 average rate of $1.34 to $1.24, which is a 7.5 per cent decrease.