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Employer webinar: New Service Model and the GPI Claims Process

  Summary: Introduces Gradual Onset Psychological Injuries (GPI) as a newly recognized compensable condition under Nova Scotia’s Workers’ Compensation legislation, addressing mental health impacts that develop over time due to chronic…
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GPI claim journey | Role of Client Care Navigators | Pre-existing conditions

  Summary: Introduces Gradual Onset Psychological Injuries (GPI) as a new compensable condition under WCB Nova Scotia, recognizing mental health injuries that develop over time from ongoing workplace stressors rather than a single traumatic…
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Workplace Safety and Insurance System (WSIS)

WSIS 2026 Annual Meeting Thursday, Oct. 15, 20261:30 - 3:00 p.m.Register Today The Workplace Safety and Insurance System (WSIS) brings together the people and organizations that support workplace health, safety, and insurance in Nova Scotia…
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Poster - Young worker Safety Seriously pdf

A poster represents safety of young workers
infographics and posters training and orientation Workers newcomers and youth

Overhead Work pdf

Tips to prevent strain and injury from working with arms raised or overhead.

Prolonged Sitting pdf

Guidance to reduce strain and injury from sitting or driving for long periods.

Prolonged Standing pdf

Tips to prevent fatigue and strain from standing too long by moving and adjusting posture.
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Hand-Arm/Whole Body Vibration pdf

Guidance to limit vibration exposure and prevent long-term muscle and joint injuries.

Awkward Postures pdf

Tips to avoid strain from working in unnatural positions by improving layout and movement.