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Key Benefits Information |
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This table identifies some of the key benefits information for the current year, including: maximum compensation earnings; percentage of earnings benefits are based on; whether there is a waiting period; whether employer is required to pay worker for day of injury and/or period after injury. |
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This table lists the maximum annual earnings covered for each jurisdiction. This amount is used when determining the amount of wage-loss compensation a worker receives. This table also describes the method of adjustment used by the WCBs to determine these maximums. |
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This table lists the maximum annual earnings covered used in each jurisdiction since 1987. This maximum amount is used when determining the amount of wage-loss compensation a worker receives. |
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These tables show the weekly benefit maximums and minimums for each jurisdiction as percentages of its average wage. |
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This table describes the waiting periods in each jurisdiction. The waiting period is the amount of time or the amount of remuneration that a worker is not compensated for following an injury. |
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This table identifies whether WCB benefits are impacted if the worker is also collecting CPP or QPP disability benefits. |
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This table identifies the percentage of the workers’ earnings that wage-loss compensation is based on. The table also lists the maximum and minimum weekly compensation payments a worker may receive. This table only applies to temporary disability benefits. |
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This table describes the worker’s earnings that are taken into account when determining the amount of wage-loss compensation a worker receives. |
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This table identifies permanent disability benefits available at each WCB. These are benefits workers may receive if they are found to have a permanent impairment due to a work injury. This table also includes information on lump sum payments and maximum and minimum monthly payments. This table refers to permanent disability benefits only. |
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Dependency and Fatal Benefits / Survivor and Death Benefits |
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This table identifies benefits related to workplace fatalities such as immediate lump sum payments, funeral costs; transportation of body and lump sums payable on remarriage. This table does not include information on pensions received in a workplace fatality. |
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This table describes benefits for dependants of fatally injured workers. |
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These tables identify the expense rates at each WCB for: independent living allowance, personal care allowance, clothing allowance; escorts; burial expenses; guide and support dog allowances; meal allowance; room and board; transportation; witness fees; and childcare expenses. |
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These tables give the treatment fees and report fees for the following healthcare service providers: acupuncture; audiologist (including hearing aids); chiropractor; dentist; dietician / nutritionist; hospital fees; massage therapy; naturopathy; nurses/nursing; occupational therapy; optometry; physician; physical therapy / physiotherapy; podiatry; prosthetics / orthotics; psychologist; specialist and speech pathologist. The tables also link to policies and related information for the above disciplines (if available). |
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This table outlines how pre-existing conditions and aggravation are handled in each jurisdiction. |
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Minors, Volunteers, Learners, Apprentices and Students |
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This table describes workers’ compensation for minors, volunteers, learners, apprentices and students. |
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These tables describe the frequency of benefit payments and periodic and lump sum payments in each jurisdiction. |
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This table is a quick jurisdictional comparison of types of compensation payments including: wage or earnings loss and functional impairment. |
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This table is a quick jurisdictional comparison of types of compensation payments including: wage or earnings loss and functional impairment. |
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This table is a quick jurisdictional comparison of types of compensation payments including: wage or earnings loss and functional impairment. |
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This table describes annuities at each jurisdiction. |
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These tables describe supplemental benefits in each jurisdiction, including group benefit plans and employment-related remuneration, collateral (top-up) benefits. |
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This table outlines when workers’ compensation benefit payments may be suspended, reduced or terminated in each jurisdiction. |
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The following tables outline adjustments of compensation payments including: temporary compensation; minors and apprentices; physical impairment, death benefits and maximum earnings. |
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Benefit Costs
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Benefit Payments
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Total Benefit Liabilities
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Proportion of Claims Awarded Impairment Benefits
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Percentage of Lost-Time Claims Receiving Wage-loss Benefits
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Percentage of Wage-Loss Claims off Compensation at X days
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Benefit Liabilities Expressed as a Multiple of Benefit Payments made in the Year |
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This document compiles all of the benefits-related and rehabilitation-related tables on this site. |
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