As workers’ comp specialists, we often receive inquiries from employers seeking guidance on the legal implications of workplace injuries and associated WCB coverage. One complex
Today we address a number of frequently asked questions to help cut through the confusion. A WCB advocate (aka WCB representative) refers to an individual,
Think hard before bringing suit against the government Workplace accidents can lead to the physical and emotional turmoil that significantly impacts an individual’s life. In
Introduction Injured workers who wish to overturn a Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) decision may be tempted to hire a WCB lawyer and seek resolution in
What is cost relief? Can you lower our premiums? How does Blue Collar charge? Employers have questions, and in this installment, we provide the answers.
Question from a LinkedIn follower: (Q) Based on the information provided in my WCB report card, it seems that our company has a higher-than-average injury
Employers getting burned for failing to report the CEWS subsidy While white-knuckling their passage through COVID, employers flocked to wage subsidy programs like the Canada
WCB cost relief paves the way to lower employer premiums As an employer, you understand the importance of maintaining a healthy and safe workplace.
(Q) Learning that I’ve been selected for a WCB audit has triggered a fight-flight response. And now I need to submit documents in order to
The Advisor Office decoded Deciphering vernacular is half the battle in navigating Alberta’s workers’ compensation system. The WCB lexicon exists in near constant flux namely
(Q) We just scored a large tender in the NWT. As an AB-based contractor, are my crews covered by WCB-AB or should I register with
Owner of an ice cream franchise wonders how to reduce the WCB impacts of poor ergonomics (Q) I’m a franchisee of a very popular ice
