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Long-Term Benefits Review (EERB)
We want to help injured workers recover and return to work, when possible — to rebuild not just their income, but their sense of purpose, their independence, and their connection to the workforce. When returning to work can’t happen in any capacity,…
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Workers
Transitional Duties: An Overview pdf
Tipsheet for transitional duties.
WCB Safety Certified
WCB Safety Certified is an official certification that confirms your workplace safety and return-to-work programs meet WCB Nova Scotia standards. Becoming certified shows your workers, customers, and community that safety isn’t just a box you check…
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Employers
Employer Rights and Responsibilities During a Claim
As an employer, if a worker is hurt on the job, you play an important role in their recovery—and if time off is needed—their return to work. You also have rights and responsibilities during the claims process. This ensures you, your employees and…
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What to Expect at a Case Conference
Your WCB case worker is here to help support you during your claim and return to work. Case conferences are a helpful part of this process. A case conference is set up by your case worker—it’s a meeting that puts you in the center of the process…
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Workers
Surcharge Program
Some employers consistently have much higher claims costs than others in their industry. To encourage safer workplaces and better return-to-work outcomes, WCB applies a surcharge to their premium rates. Who is affected Employers may receive a…
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After a Claim is Opened
When a claim is opened, WCB is here to support both you and the worker. From treatment to return-to-work—we help make sure you’re on track for the best possible outcomes. After you open a claim, WCB follows a step-by-step process to determine…
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Employers
Duty to Cooperate - Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committee Fact Sheet pdf
Fact sheet for Joint Occupational Health and Safety Committees for Duty to Cooperate policy changes.