WCB Nova Scotia has hired three mental health service providers to help support gradual onset psychological injury claims this fall. Read more: wcb.ns.ca/About-Us/News-…

New topics continue to be added to #NovaSAFE, providing important safety information right at your fingertips. Our latest update includes the addition of Air Quality, First Aid, Mobile Work Platforms, Power Engineering, Vibration, and many more! 🤳Visit: novasafe.ca

Did you know? Employers must report all workplace injuries requiring medical attention or where the worker will lose time from work to the WCB. The fastest way to do that is through your secure WCB MyAccount. onlineservices.wcb.ns.ca/myaccount

Happy Pride Week, Halifax!🌈Join us in celebrating diversity and inclusion at the Halifax Pride Festival from July 18th to 28th. #WorkSafeForLove

Nova Scotians who experience work-related gradual onset psychological injuries will be eligible to apply for WCB benefits this September, thanks to legislation passed by Nova Scotia Gov.. Learn about what’s changing, including what's covered and what's not: tinyurl.com/Gradual-Onset-…

Recovering from a workplace injury means working together to create a safe, healthy return to work. Learn more about how to safely support workers after workplace injury: wcb.ns.ca/working-to-well

Nova Scotians in areas with no cellular service will soon have better connectivity as a result of the Province’s largest ever investment in cellular infrastructure, which will enhance existing infrastructure and add more towers over the next two years. news.novascotia.ca/en/2024/07/31/…

Emancipation Day Commemorated news.novascotia.ca/en/2024/08/01/…

Our online services will be temporarily unavailable this weekend from approximately 5 p.m. on Friday, August 9 until 5 a.m. on Monday, August 12 due to planned maintenance. Learn more: wcb.ns.ca/About-Us/News-…

We are pleased to advise that after a brief outage, all our online channels are now restored. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Visit support.wcb.ns.ca for more info on using our online services.

WCB Nova Scotia’s vision is founded on three main pillars: Preventing workplace injury, supporting safe and healthy return to work when injury does occur, and providing exceptional service. Read more about our 2024-2030 Strategic Plan: strategicplan.wcb.ns.ca

Employers, are you registered for MyAccount? • View monthly statements & payroll • Submit injury reports • Communicate securely • Send/receive documents • Get claim status updates Register now at onlineservices.wcb.ns.ca/myaccount

"The Report speaks to progress in injury prevention and outlines opportunities for the system. It speaks to the importance of return to work, and it makes clear the need to improve our service for workers and employers." Karen Adams, CEO WCB Nova Scotia wcb.ns.ca/SystemReview20…

WCB Nova Scotia’s coverage has expanded to include gradual onset psychological injury (GPI), effective September 1. Workers and employers can find more information at wcb.ns.ca/gpi, including a GPI self-assessment tool.

We are very pleased to see Government move so quickly to implement these important changes. We look forward to doing our part to provide better service, and to support better return to work outcomes in this province. – Karen Adams, WCB Nova Scotia CEO

WCB Nova Scotia released its official response to the Workers' Compensation Review Committee today. Read more here: wcb.ns.ca/About-Us/News-…

Nova Scotians are adjusting to the school-year routine - including more than 20,000 education workers. Schools, colleges, universities, our roads and our communities – these are their workplaces. Let’s make them safe ones, physically and psychologically. worksafeforlife.ca

Today WCB released its first community report under the new Protect More Strategic Plan. Q1 for 2024 shows declining injury rates – but there’s still more work to be done. Read more: annualreport.wcb.ns.ca

Jim MacDonald never missed a day of work—until he was seriously hurt on the job. Today, he's back on the job, thanks to return-to-work that worked. Learn more about Jim’s experience and WCB’s progress in our 2023 Annual Report: annualreport.wcb.ns.ca/our-stories

In observance of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, WCB offices in Halifax and Sydney will be closed on Monday, September 30. Learn more: wcb.ns.ca/About-Us/News-…