Workers

Vocational services

If your injury leaves you with work restrictions so a job change is needed, vocational services can be arranged.

These services may include:

  • career counselling
  • job-finding skills development
  • help with job searches
  • opportunities for on-the-job training
  • formal vocational training

To reduce the effect of your injury, the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) could pay for modifications to your home, vehicle or workstation.

Learn more about benefits and assistance for injured workers.

If your customer care facilitator refers you to a vocational rehabilitation specialist for a personal care assessment, you may qualify for a personal care allowance.

Related information

Workers

What to do if you’re injured at work and how to file a claim

If you are injured at work, there are three things you need to do immediately: Seek medical attention, report your injury to your employer and report your injury to the WCB using the Worker’s Initial Report of Injury (W1) form. Learn how to file a claim with the WCB and what you’ll need to file your claim. Find information specific to temporary foreign workers and workers who are injured out of province.

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Workers

Personal care allowance

If you need personal care (help with hygiene, dressing, mobility, feeding and/or supervision) as a result of your work injury, you may be eligible for a personal care allowance from the WCB. Learn when you may qualify for a personal care allowance and what happens if you need permanent care.

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Workers

Work-related catastrophic injuries and deaths

If you’ve been seriously injured on the job, or if a loved one has died from a work-related incident, we’re here to help you. You can get support from the WCB. Find out what support may be available to you in these situations and what to expect from the WCB.

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Related forms and fact sheets

Workers

Claims Management Process

Learn how customer care facilitator
teams manage services to help workers recover.

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Workers

Worker’s Initial Report of Injury (W1)

Use this form to report your injury to the WCB.

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Workers

What should I do if I’m injured at work?

Learn what steps to take if you are injured on the job.

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Workers

You have been injured at work. What happens next?

Read about what happens if the WCB accepts your work injury claim.

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Contact information

Contact a WCB representative to find help.