If one of your workers is hurt at work—physically or psychologically—it’s important to act quickly. Prompt action helps protect your worker’s health, minimize time lost, and reduce the impact on your WCB rates. The WCB is here to help and guide you…

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What To Do If An Injury Happens

This page provides information for employers. If you were injured at work, learn more about the next steps Injuries can be physical and psychological. This page is mainly about the steps to take when a physical injury happens. Learn about…

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After a Claim is Opened

When a claim is opened, WCB is here to support both you and the worker. From treatment to return-to-work—we help make sure you’re on track for the best possible outcomes. After you open a claim, WCB follows a step-by-step process to determine…

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Benefits for Workers After Injury

As an employer, it’s important to understand what benefits your worker may receive when a claim is approved. You play a key role in making sure they get the right support—by reporting the injury, providing accurate payroll information, and working…

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Maximum Assessable Earnings

WCB Nova Scotia sets a maximum amount of annual earnings to use when calculating: Assessment (Experience) Rate and Insurance premiums for employers Wage replacement benefits for workers injured at work This is called the Maximum Assessable…

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MyAccount for Employers

MyAccount is WCB’s secure, online tool. It gives you access to the information you need—and helps you save time by interacting with WCB online instead of by mail or phone. Use it to submit forms, manage claims, access rate and payroll details, and…

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Appealing a Claim Decision

The appeal process—what it is and how it works When WCB makes a decision—whether on a claim, your industry classification, or your rate—it’s based on the information we have (including medical records, when relevant) and the laws and rules set out…

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Safety Certified Audits

Choose a WCB-approved audit provider View the auditor list to find one that fits your industry. Schedule your audit Your auditor will guide you through the process, including how to prepare and what they’ll need to see. Complete the audit The…

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Employer Rights and Responsibilities During a Claim

As an employer, if a worker is hurt on the job, you play an important role in their recovery—and if time off is needed—their return to work. You also have rights and responsibilities during the claims process. This ensures you, your employees and…

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Do You Need WCB Coverage for Your Business?

WCB Nova Scotia provides workplace injury insurance to employers. For most businesses, WCB coverage is mandatory by law. When coverage is not mandatory, WCB offers optional coverage to protect your workers and your business. …

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