Ahead of its safety conference this week, the Alberta Construction Safety Association is... It says over 55 per cent of all Workers' Compensation Board claims in construction are injuries...
The Alberta government is committed to making sure the WCB system provides fair compensation and meaningful rehabilitation and that the system is sustainable and affordable. ; An independent panel completed a comprehensive review of the system in June 2017. It had been more than 15 years since the last WCB review. ; Bill 30: An Act to Protect the Health and Well-being of Working Albertans was introduced Nov 27, 2017. ; If passed, Albertans would see an improved workers' compensation system that is fair and provides greater benefits to support injured workers.
Ending an employer's obligation to continue paying for extended health-care benefits to injured workers on WCB. This means an injured worker would have to buy a private insurance plan to maintain health-care coverage not covered by the WCB. Closing the Fair Practices Office. This office effectively served as an ombudsperson's office for the WCB that helped both employees and employers navigate the system. Redistributing the surplus from WCB investments to employers in the form of a rebate, instead of remaining within the WCB to improve services ...
Major changes to the Workers' Compensation Board take effect in Alberta on April 1, including the elimination of an employer’s legal obligation to rehire and accommodate an injured worker.
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Origin and international comparison Laws regarding workers compensation vary, but the Workers... Manitoba in 1916, British Columbia in 1917, Alberta and New Brunswick in 1918, and Saskatchew
Providing workplace insurance and supporting return to work for a strong, healthy Alberta.
Introduction ; Federal Workers' Compensation Service ; Alberta ; British Columbia ; Manitoba ; New Brunswick ; Newfoundland and Labrador ; Northwest Territories and Nunavut ; Nova Scotia ; Ontario
Industry : Government Services, Founded : 1913, Headquarters : Edmonton, Alberta, Country/Territory : Canada, President and CEO : Trevor Alexander, Employees : 1,650
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