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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.

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What To Do If An Injury Happens

This page provides information for employers.  If you were injured at work, learn more about the next steps

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Employer Claims Process

If one of your workers is hurt at work—physically or psychologically—it’s important to act quickly. Prompt action helps protect your worker’s health, minimize time lost, and reduce the impact on your WCB rates.

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Forestry Industry in Nova Scotia

Get tips and tools to help forestry work continue to grow safer every day.
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Hospitality Industry in Nova Scotia

Hospitality is a fast-paced industry—find resources to ensure safety doesn’t get left behind.
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Trucking in Nova Scotia

Find resources to help make sure safety in trucking keeps rolling forward.
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Construction in Nova Scotia

No matter what you’re building, make safety part of the plan on every site.
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Health and Social Services in Nova Scotia

Show care for our caregivers with resources to make our largest industry sector safer.
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Automotive / Retail Gasoline Sector in Nova Scotia

Identify common hazards and prevent injuries in gas stations and auto shops.
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Retail in Nova Scotia

Protect the people who put your customers first, with retail safety resources and tools.

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