From May 6 - 12, North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) Week will take place with the theme of “Safety and Health: A Commitment for Life! Making it Work!”
Led by the Canadian Society of Safety Engineering (CSSE), NAOSH Week focuses on the importance of preventing injury and illness in the workplace and raises understanding and awareness of safety and health issues.
WINNIPEG – Day of Mourning is a nationally-recognized day in memory of those who have died, experienced illness or been injured as a result of their work. This year Day of Mourning commemorates 18 Manitobans who died on the job in 2011 as well as 13 who died from occupational disease and were recognized as WCB fatalities in 2011.
WCB’s 2011 Annual Report Reveals Small Surplus and Stable Rates
(WINNIPEG) – The Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB) released its 2011 Annual Report today. It was highlighted by a small surplus and stable rates despite challenging financial times. The WCB also released its 2012–2016 Five Year Plan.
This year’s North American Occupational Safety and Health (NAOSH) week runs May 6-12!
(WINNIPEG) – Each year, the Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB) funds new projects to help keep Manitoba workers safe and recover from workplace injuries.
Today, the WCB announced the latest nine funding recipients of its Research and Workplace Innovation Program (RWIP). Among the projects receiving funding are injury prevention for new immigrants and healthcare workers. (See Appendix for complete list.)
The Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba was named one of Canada's Best Diversity Employers during an announcement on February 21.
The competition recognized 50 organizations across Canada that led the nation in creating diverse and inclusive workplaces.
MHCA is pleased to announce WORKSAFELY will open a new office in Brandon, Manitoba in February 2012. The office will be located in the Shoppers Mall Business Centre, Unit 204, 1570 – 18th Street, on the 2nd floor.
WORKSAFELY Director, Glen Black is pleased to welcome Mr. Jack Kauenhofen to the WORKSAFELY safety team as Safety Advisor – West Region.
The first 10 farmers who have employees and pay into WCB to schedule a Free Farm Safety Assessment with KAP’s Farm Safety Specialist will be entered to win a Winnipeg Jets jersey once the assessment is completed.
Participants will get a one-on-one session with the Farm Safety Specialist to undertake a risk assessment and to identify risk management strategies.
Get more information on the overview of the program and what a typical Farm Safety Visit includes.
(WINNIPEG) – The Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba (WCB) officially opened its new location in Brandon, Manitoba, today. The office will service workers and employers located in Brandon and surrounding areas.
Winter weather has unleashed treacherous conditions on urban streets and rural highways in Manitoba.
Here are some tips to keep in mind while on the road this winter (courtesy of the Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety):