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Employers: Here’s what to include on your medical restrictions form
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WCB announces proposed changes to 2019 average premium rate
Average preliminary rate suggests a 1.7% decrease from 2018
- Saskatchewan’s 2019 preliminary employer premium rate decreases for 12th consecutive year
- 2019 proposed average premium rate is expected to decrease to $1.17 from $1.19 in 2018
- 42.5% of Saskatchewan employers will see a decrease or no change to their 2019 premium rate
- Premium rates for 57.5% of employers will increase next year
- 2019 proposed premium rate reflects the WCB’s complete transition to the enhanced rate model that was implemented in 2018Workplace fatalities in Saskatchewan increase in 2018
The Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board released data today documenting a rise in the number of workplace fatalities in the province.
WCB rate setting information sessions
Every fall, the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) holds two public rate setting information sessions for the coming year.
WCB Payment Statements
As of Oct. 9, 2018, we will improve our payment statements to make them clearer.
WCB 2018 Annual General Meeting
- Total injury rate dropped to 5.25 (per 100 workers)
- Time loss injury rate remained the same at 1.86 (per 100 workers)
- 88 per cent of Saskatchewan employers achieved Mission: ZeroWCB releases 2017 operating results
- WCB remains fully funded at 117.8 per cent
- Record number of Saskatchewan workers covered – 423,527
- Time loss injury rate remains constant at 1.86
- 88 per cent of Saskatchewan employers achieved Mission: ZeroCompensation Institute’s second day focuses on violence prevention and mentally healthy workplaces
Key elements of violence prevention program, creating mentally healthy workplaces and understanding asbestos are three prominent issues facing workplaces today.
WCB event addresses cannabis, mental health and workplace violence
21st annual Compensation Institute starts today
Canadian health & safety specialist to speak about creating mentally healthy workplaces at WCB
The Canadian Mental Health Association suggests one in five Canadians will personally experience a mental health problem or illness every year.