How a Third-Party Administrator (TPA) Transforms Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) Claims Management
Managing costs effectively is a core focus for any successful business. Yet, many organizations overlook the critical expense of Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) premiums. Businesses often view these premiums as fixed and uncontrollable....
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Understanding How to Reduce Workers’ Compensation Insurance Claims in Canada
Workplace injuries can be challenging for your employees, but they can also significantly drive up costs and put strain on your operations. In fact, every workers’ compensation claim can increase your premiums and...
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7 Strategies for Optimizing Workers’ Comp Claims Outcomes
The average workers’ compensation claim costs over $40,000. Businesses must take proactive measures to reduce claim frequency and improve outcomes. Organizations can minimize risks and enhance financial stability by implementing strategic safety measures,...
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Why Proactive WCB Claims Management is Crucial for Your Business
Many organizations across Canada manage workers’ compensation claims, and with the average claim costing around $40,000, there are strategies we can use to reduce those costs. Proactive claims management ensures that every workplace...
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Meet Alison Gallant, Account Manager – Non-Occupational Claims at Windley Ely
Q: Can you tell us a little about your background and what led you to join Windley Ely?A: Originally trained as a translator, I spent most of my career in disability insurance—first in...
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Handling Workplace Incidents Resulting in Permanent Accommodation: A Guide for Employers
Workplace incidents leading to permanent accommodations can be complex and multifaceted, involving legal obligations, medical considerations, and employee well-being. Employers have a duty to accommodate and must navigate any challenges with a thorough...
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Workers’ Compensation Boards Maximum Insurable Earnings by Province for 2025
Maximum insurable earnings for 2025 have been posted for all provinces. Notably, the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC) has introduced separate maximum insurable earnings for the Northwest Territories and Nunavut, effective January...
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Workers’ Compensation Overfunding: Where Provinces Stand on Rebates
Ontario’s Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) is in the spotlight as it prepares to distribute a massive $2 billion surplus rebate to eligible employers in February 2025. While this is a significant...
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Understanding Your WSIB 2025 Premium Rate Extended Statement
In this article we will help you do a quick assessment of your experience rating performance by answering three very important questions: How is your performance? What factors determine your rates? How does...
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Is Your Business Eligible for the WSIB Surplus Rebate?
The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) is set to distribute $2 billion in surplus funds to eligible Ontario businesses in February 2025. This initiative aims to support companies in enhancing workplace safety...
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