WorkSafe Saskatchewan forms partnership with leading Canadian psychological health expert
WorkSafe and Dr. Joti Samra to launch psychological resource centre this fall
Recent amendments to the Workers' Compensation Act
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Amendments to The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013 came into effect on Aug. 1, 2025.
These amendments make Saskatchewan a leader in ensuring wildland firefighters have access to presumptive cancer coverage, expanding coverage in some cases for out-of-province workers and assuring that licensed health-care providers practicing outside Saskatchewan are recognized to provide service to workers.
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The WCB offices will be closed on Monday, Sept. 1 to observe Labour Day. Regular office hours will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 2.
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WCB shares financial results during AGM
Sask. workplace injury rate drops from second highest in Canada to fourth among provinces
WCB releases 2019 operating results
For the fourth year in a row, 88 per cent of Sask. employers had zero injuries and zero fatalities
- The WCB remains fully funded at 115.1 per cent
- Workplace Total injury rate decreases to 4.95 per 100 workers
- Time Loss injury rate decreases to 1.86 per 100 workersWorkSafe announces 2020 Safe Worker and Safe Employer Award winners
Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) and the Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety, announced the winners of the 2020 Safe Worker and Safe Employer Awards.
Sask. WCB offers relief measures for employers
Premium penalties waived for employers effective April 1 until June 30, 2020 during the COVID-19 crisis
WCB employer relief measures
The Government of Saskatchewan announced various measures to support provincial businesses and workers during the COVID-19 crisis.
The WCB’s response to COVID-19
Our top priority is the health of all our staff, customers and our partners.
Saskatchewan’s workplace Total injury rate decreases in 2019
Total injury rate decreases by 9 per cent and Time Loss injury rate decreases by 6.5 per cent
- 2019 Total injury rate was 4.95 per 100 workers
- 2019 Time Loss (Time Loss + Fatality) injury rate was 1.86 per 100 workers
- 41 rate codes (84 per cent of rate codes) had a lower Total injury rate than in 2018
- 88 per cent of Saskatchewan employers achieved zero injuriesSaskatchewan WCB selects new chief financial officer
Crystal Nett will join the organization in the role of chief financial officer (CFO) and vice-president of corporate services.