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Employment Incentives Program (EIP) pdf
A guide to the WCB Nova Scotia Employment Incentives Program (EIP), outlining financial and technical support for employers to hire and accommodate injured workers.
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Preventing Back Injury
Back injuries are the most common workplace injury in Nova Scotia and a leading cause of time off work. Protecting your back helps you stay healthy, strong, and on the job. Whether you work in construction, health care, retail, office, or any other…
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WCB Form - Notice of Appeals to Hearing Officer for Employers pdf
This form is used by employers to file a Notice of Appeal to a Hearing Officer.
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Keeping Newcomers and Youth Safe
Creating a safe start for every worker Starting a new job can be exciting—and overwhelming. For newcomers and young workers, the first day often brings new rules, new routines, and sometimes a new language or culture. Patience, clear communication,…
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Report Unsafe Work: 1-800-9LABOUR
24-hour workplace and technical safety reporting line 1-800-9LABOUR is a line you can call to get safety information or to report a safety concern you see at work. You can also report safety concerns you see in public if they relate to…
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Slips, Trips, and Falls Prevention
Slips, trips, and falls are one of the most common causes of workplace injuries in Nova Scotia. They happen in every sector, at any time of year, and often result in serious harm. By knowing the risks—and taking simple steps to control them—you can…
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Work-Connected Recovery: Session for Employers
Summary: Introduces the upcoming Work-Connected Recovery Program, set to launch in 2026. Explains how the program—developed by WCB and administered by Lifemark—will streamline care coordination for injured workers. Outlines how simplified…
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