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WCB provides wheelchairs to workers with work-related injuries and conditions. Personal care allowance is a benefit to severely injured workers and is paid to cover the cost of temporary or permanent in-home care.

If you're a business owner, you're not automatically covered by workers' compensation benefits—only your workers are. Don't worry though, optional personal coverage is available to you. This coverage is available to: Business owners with or without workers.

Temporary up to five to six years with annual earnings review.

WCB insurance coverage is mandatory for most employers and workers in Alberta. It is the only insurance that offers protection from lawsuit for all parties covered by WCB.

Phone 780-498-3999 (in Edmonton) 1-866-922-9221 (toll free in Alberta) 1-800-661-9608 (outside Alberta) Fax. 780-427-5863 or 1-800-661-1993.

OHS Contact Centre. Edmonton & Surrounding area: 780-415-8690. Throughout Alberta: 1-866-415-8690.

Report your injury in the myWCB worker mobile app, or by completing a report of injury [PDF, 0.24MB] form right away, containing the details of your injury/illness, will help us to make correct and timely decisions for you. You can get this form from your employer, here on our website or at any WCB office.

Most employers in Alberta are required by law to have workers' compensation insurance for their paid and unpaid workers. * For WCB purposes, a worker is any person who enters into or works under a contract of service or apprenticeship, written or oral, expressed or implied, whether by way of manual labour or otherwise.

Benefits Reinstate maximum cap on workers' compensable earnings. Workers with a date of accident on or after January 1, 2021, will be compensated at 90% of their yearly net earnings, to a maximum of $98,700. ... Cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) calculation is set annually by the WCB Board of Directors.

Filing a claim First, you need to complete a Worker Report of Injury or Occupational Disease form (C-060) and submit it to us. Once this is received you have filed a claim. You can expect to hear from WCB-Alberta in regards to your claim within seven days of submitting your report.

While most employers are required by law to provide workers' compensation insurance for their workers, there are some industries that aren't required to have coverage. These are called exempt industries. If you're in an exempt industry, you can voluntarily apply for workers' compensation to protect your workers.

When one of your workers is injured on the job, you are required by law to report the injury to WCB within 72 hours.

WCB provides wheelchairs to workers with work-related injuries and conditions. Personal care allowance is a benefit to severely injured workers and is paid to cover the cost of temporary or permanent in-home care.

If you're a business owner, you're not automatically covered by workers' compensation benefits—only your workers are. Don't worry though, optional personal coverage is available to you. This coverage is available to: Business owners with or without workers.

Temporary up to five to six years with annual earnings review.

WCB insurance coverage is mandatory for most employers and workers in Alberta. It is the only insurance that offers protection from lawsuit for all parties covered by WCB.

Phone 780-498-3999 (in Edmonton) 1-866-922-9221 (toll free in Alberta) 1-800-661-9608 (outside Alberta) Fax. 780-427-5863 or 1-800-661-1993.

OHS Contact Centre. Edmonton & Surrounding area: 780-415-8690. Throughout Alberta: 1-866-415-8690.

Report your injury in the myWCB worker mobile app, or by completing a report of injury [PDF, 0.24MB] form right away, containing the details of your injury/illness, will help us to make correct and timely decisions for you. You can get this form from your employer, here on our website or at any WCB office.

Most employers in Alberta are required by law to have workers' compensation insurance for their paid and unpaid workers. * For WCB purposes, a worker is any person who enters into or works under a contract of service or apprenticeship, written or oral, expressed or implied, whether by way of manual labour or otherwise.

Benefits Reinstate maximum cap on workers' compensable earnings. Workers with a date of accident on or after January 1, 2021, will be compensated at 90% of their yearly net earnings, to a maximum of $98,700. ... Cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) calculation is set annually by the WCB Board of Directors.

Filing a claim First, you need to complete a Worker Report of Injury or Occupational Disease form (C-060) and submit it to us. Once this is received you have filed a claim. You can expect to hear from WCB-Alberta in regards to your claim within seven days of submitting your report.

When one of your workers is injured on the job, you are required by law to report the injury to WCB within 72 hours.