If workplace psychological health and safety is a concern for your business, we have just the resource for you!
Visit our Psychological Health & Safety Resource Centre for resources: worksafesask.ca/resources/psyc…

Our Employer Resource Centre is filled with materials tailor-made for you. Learn how to navigate the workers' compensation system online. wcbsask.com/employers

All workers, no matter your age, where you come from or what kind of work you do, have the right to get home safely. Learn more: worksafesask.ca/know-your-righ…

Discover strategies for safer workplaces and a more equitable future on May 7 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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Something that often contributes to slips, trips and falls is poor lighting.
Make sure your work area always has good lighting, do outdoor work during the day as much as possible, and use a flashlight when entering dark areas. Learn more at the link. worksafesask.ca/prevention/sli…

Asbestos is still present in many buildings. Actions taken today can reduce or even eliminate exposure to this hazard. Click the link to learn where asbestos could be hiding and how to protect yourself. worksafesask.ca/asbestos/

Join us for an inspiring and free discussion on diversity, equity and inclusion on May 7 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
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Employers, do you need assistance with the workers? compensation system? The employer resource centre gives you the tools you need to better navigate the WCB system. wcbsask.com/employers

Do these three things immediately if you're injured at work: get medical attention, tell your employer and send us your completed W1 form. wcbsask.com/what-do-if-you…

Recognizing that one in five Canadians will experience a mental health issue every year, ensuring the resilience and psychological health and safety of workers is critical, now more than ever. Learn more: worksafesask.ca/resources/psyc…

Something that often contributes to slips, trips and falls is poor lighting. Learn more at the link. worksafesask.ca/prevention/sli…

Sign up as an individual or sign up multiple workers for a free e-course to learn about asbestos. It could save your life.
Click the link to register: worksafesask.ca/asbestos/

Our Employer Resource Centre is filled with materials tailor-made for you. Learn how to navigate the workers' compensation system online. wcbsask.com/employers

Make psychological health and safety a priority in your workplace. Our resource centre offers invaluable insights and guidance to create a safe, supportive work environment. worksafesask.ca/resources/psyc…

The right to refuse means that you can say no to work that you believe to be unusually dangerous to yourself or others. Learn more. worksafesask.ca/know-your-righ…

Asbestos is still present in many buildings. Actions taken today can reduce or even eliminate exposure to this hazard. Click the link to learn where asbestos could be hiding and how to protect yourself. worksafesask.ca/asbestos/

We understand that employers may require support in navigating the workers? compensation system. The employer resource centre gives you the tools you need to better navigate the WCB system and connects you with the support you need. wcbsask.com/employers

Asbestos is still present in many buildings. Actions taken today can reduce or even eliminate exposure to this hazard. Click the link to learn where asbestos could be hiding and how to protect yourself. worksafesask.ca/asbestos/

Sign up as an individual or sign up multiple workers for a free e-course to learn about asbestos. It could save your life.
Click the link to register: worksafesask.ca/asbestos/

Something that often contributes to slips, trips and falls is poor lighting.
Make sure your work area always has good lighting, do outdoor work during the day, and use a flashlight when entering dark areas. Learn more: worksafesask.ca/prevention/sli…