Warm weather making you consider clearing snow off your roof? You may need fall protection when working from heights. Find out more…

http://www.wscc.nt.ca/sites/default/files/documents/Hazard%20Alert-%20Snow%20Removal%20Fall%20Protection%20FINAL.pdf

No. You do not get paid for providing the WSCC with information about suspected fraud.

No. Privacy legislation prevents the WSCC from disclosing details of someone’s file with another person.

Depending on the amount of money that was defrauded, a person could receive as much as five to fourteen years in prison.

No. If you send in a tip using the Report Fraud web form, your email address remains hidden.

Injured workers don’t always need to wait for full recovery to return to work. Healthcare providers, worker advocates, labour organizations, and the Workers’ Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC) understand that an early and safe return to work can improve worker recovery.

Today, the Workers’ Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC) announces the release of a new and improved website.

Extensive engagement with Northerners identified five key areas of improvement, critical for the WSCC to provide stakeholders with a better website. Using their feedback, the new website now delivers on making information easier to find, providing a more powerful search function, making safety resources easier to locate, providing more visual elements to explain important information and processes, and offering improved compatibility for mobile devices.