2024 provincial workplace injury statistics released
Data shows a continued drop in provincial workplace injury rates
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Employer’s Payroll Statement (EPS)
WCB legislation change effective Jan. 1, 2025 adjusts the way directors of corporations report worker wages
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The definition of a worker has changed under The Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013. Directors receiving wages reported on a T4 are no longer be included in the definition of a worker. As a result, directors of a corporation are no longer be considered workers and no longer have automatic WCB coverage.
Find out how this change affects the way you report worker wages on your EPS.
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Past due: Employer's Payroll Statement (EPS)
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Employers, Feb. 28 was the deadline for sending us your EPS. File now.
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Saskatchewan firefighters receive enhanced cancer coverage
WCB coverage extended to include 22 types of cancers
WCB announces 2025 preliminary average premium rate
Board proposes no change to average premium rate at $1.28
Saskatchewan WCB seeking customer feedback
WCB engaging customers for feedback to help improve services
Saskatchewan WCB seeking customer feedback
WCB engaging customers for feedback to help improve services
WCB’s Compensation Institute geared toward customers navigating the workers’ compensation system
Nearly 600 Sask. employers and workers registered to attend the WCB's 26th Compensation Institute in Regina
WCB shares 2023 results at annual general meeting
Province’s workplace Total injury rate decreases to 3.95 per 100 workers
WCB shares 2023 operating results
Workplace Total injury rate drops to lowest level in Saskatchewan history.
WCB releases 2023 provincial workplace injury statistics
Workplace injury and fatality rates dropped across the province last year
