Workers’ Compensation Education
Understand the system—and the decisions that influence outcomes.
Workers' compensation systems can be complex to navigate without a clear understanding of legislation, claim processes, employer responsibilities, and return-to-work requirements. Many employers are unaware of how decisions related to reporting, claims management, and workplace practices can directly impact employee recovery, claim outcomes, and organizational costs.
Our virtual course will guide you through the workers’ compensation systems Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, or Nova Scotia, and show you where you can be making an impact as an employer.
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The Meredith Principles
Functions of:
WorkSafeNB,
The Workers Compensation Board (WCB) of Nova Scotia, or
WorkplaceNL
Rates
Prime (Newfoundland & Labardor) or Experience Rating (Nova Scotia & New Brunswick)
Letter of Good Standing
Employer’s role in the adjudication process
Return-to-work
The appeal process
Cost Relief (Nova Scotia & Newfoundland and Labrador) or Apportionment of Claims Costs (New Brunswick)
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Provides participants with a practical understanding of the workers’ compensation system in Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, or Nova Scotia, with content tailored to the legislation, processes, and requirements of the selected province.
Participants will learn how the workers’ compensation system works, how employer rates are determined, their responsibilities throughout the claims process, and which decisions may be appealed.
The course also includes a comprehensive workbook with detailed reference materials to support learning during and after the course, as well as a knowledge check quiz at the end, allowing participants to reinforce key concepts and assess their understanding of the material.
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This course is available virtually as a self-paced learning option.
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Managers & Supervisors
Senior Leaders
HR, People & Culture, and OH&S Professionals
“Dallas shares her knowledge freely on case management and WCB rules and regulations with my HR team.”
— Medavie/ANB