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The WCB is experiencing higher than normal call and email volumes. Thank you for your patience. For the quickest support, employers can:

Online account login or page errors: Contact the webmaster

Guidance for navigating in your online account: Watch our self-serve tutorial

All other issues: Email the WCB and provide details of your issue so we can direct your inquiry for resolution.

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Past due: Employer's Payroll Statement (EPS)

Employers, Feb. 28 was the deadline for sending us your EPS. File now. If you need help, written and video instructions are available on the WCB’s secure online platform. Sign in and submit your EPS through your WCB online account.

Grace period for late filing

The WCB will not apply late filing penalties until April 1. The WCB is providing a one‑month grace period because of recent issues preventing some employers from accessing and submitting their EPS online.

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WCB’s 2022 Compensation Institute agenda includes workplace mental health, addiction and resiliency

Held virtually on May 17-18, speakers will share tools and resources on workplace health and safety

Claim referral package

Document type

Publications

Customer type

Workers

Find out what earnings loss, medical and travel benefits the WCB may provide after you are injured at work, as well as what your responsibilities are.

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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

2021 WCB Compensation Institute opens today

Institute addresses the relevant issue of psychological safety in the workplace

WCB launches Business Transformation Program to better serve employers and workers

Program will create a modern, efficient customer delivery model to deliver better service and outcomes to customers

Psychological health and wellness resources

Document type

Fact sheets

Customer type

Workers

View a contact list of psychological health and wellness resources available to you in Saskatchewan.

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Saskatchewan’s workplace Total injury rate decreases in 2020

Total injury rate decreases by 10 per cent and Time Loss injury rate decreases by four per cent

Calculating Premiums on the Labour Amount of Contract

Document type

Fact sheets

Customer type

Workers

If the equipment owner-operator is considered a worker of the principal, the principal must report the total amount of the contract (net of sales taxes) on the employer’s payroll statement.

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Why your worker’s schedule is important and how to report it

Document type

Downloadable forms

Fact sheets

Customer type

Workers

Learn how to report your worker’s schedule information on the E1 form when reporting a workplace injury to the WCB.

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application/pdf — 1 MB

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