Publications

Workers Compensation Board of Prince Edward Island

Publications

The WCB has a number of publications to assist you in creating safe workplaces.

If you can't find what you are looking for, or would like a copy of one of our publications, please contact us.

General Guides

Young Workers

Industry Topics

Injury Topics

Hazard Alerts & Prevention Updates

Legislation & Regulations

Safety Checklists

All WCB publications are also listed alphabetically in our Publication Index.

September 07, 2016

WCB Enhance Privacy Protection

Starting this week, employers and WCB clients will notice a small change to correspondence they receive from the Workers Compensation Board. As a measure to prevent potential privacy issues, a grey box will now appear inside the window frame of correspondence. This will reduce the semi-transparency of the paper in the window, and therefore, enhance privacy security and reduce the chance of sensitive information being shared. The WCB is committed to the protection of privacy and this is one of the many measures taken in an effort to enhance privacy protection efforts for its stakeholders.

July 12, 2016

Safety Matters Award presented at the WCB Annual Public Meeting

The Workers Compensation Board (WCB) is pleased to announce that Julia Richardson is the recipient of this year's Safety Matters Award, recognizing a graduating high school student for occupational health and safety (OHS) excellence at school or in the workplace. The award was presented to the Bluefield High School student at the WCB Annual Public Meeting held on June 27, 2016. "One way to build a safety culture is to focus on the future of Island workplaces," said Stuart Affleck, Chair for the Workers Compensation Board. "The WCB places great importance on fostering young safety champions because they are our next generation of workers and employers and they have the power to impact the future." This year's winner was a passionate, knowledgeable, all-around great student, and a great role model for her colleagues. While working at the Bedeque Bay Environmental Management Association, a non-profit watershed group, she constantly applied workplace safety standards to ensure her own well-being, and that of her colleagues. Her employer describes her as someone who was eager to learn, often volunteering for additional training. Julia never hesitated to ask questions or raise concerns about work conditions that she thought had the potential to cause injury to her or her coworkers. In addition to applying OHS principles in her place of employment, Julia also used these in her volunteer activities at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and the Humane Society. Julia is in the final stages of completing the Gold level of the Duke of Edinburgh Program. "We applaud Julia and the many other students who take an interest in health and safety in the workplace," said Luanne Gallant, CEO for the Workers Compensation Board. "Any effort to educate and engage others in discussions around safety will help benefit everyone." For more information about educating young workers about workplace safety, visit the Workers Compensation Board website or contact the WCB office at 902-368-5680 or 1-800-237-5049. Safety Matters Award winner Julia Richardson (centre) with Workers Compensation Board Chair Stuart Affleck (left) and Chief Executive Officer Luanne Gallant (right).

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