NORTHWEST TERRITORIES WSCC REGISTRATION
Workers’ Safety and Compensation Commission (WSCC)
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Only $299 filing fee
An Official Intermediary for the Province of NWT
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Northwest Territories WSCC
- Provides workplace insurance coverage to employers
- Most Northwest Territories businesses are required to register for WSCC
- Only 299 CAD filing fee
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WHY US
Who Must Register with WSCC?
The agency is officially named the Workers’ Safety & Compensation Commission (WSCC)—often referred to simply as WSCC. It administers no-fault workplace insurance and occupational health and safety oversight for both Nunavut (NU) and the Northwest Territories (NWT). WSCC is unique in Canada as the only compensation agency covering more than one territory. For historical and operational reasons, Nunavut and NWT share the same board, leadership, and administrative structure. If you operate in Nunavut or NWT and hire one or more workers (including contractors, seasonal, part-time, or non-residents working more than 10 days per year), you must register as an employer within 10 business days of starting operations. Temporary employers—working for 10 days or fewer, and not hiring residents—may be exempt under specific conditions.
You must register if you operate in:
- Construction
- Manufacturing
- Retail and service industries
- Landscaping or maintenance
- Cleaning and janitorial services
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Frequently Ask Questions
What is WSCC in Northwest Territories?
Workers’ Safety & Compensation Commission (WSCC)
Do I need to register for WSCC in Northwest Territories?
If you run a business in NWT and have one or more employees, you likely need to register with WSCC within 10 days of starting operations. This is especially true for industries like construction, retail, manufacturing, and landscaping.
Is WSCC registration mandatory for all businesses?
No, not all businesses are required to register. Some sectors, such as financial services, real estate agencies, salons, and travel agencies, are typically exempt. However, you can still apply for optional WSCC coverage to protect yourself or uninsured roles.
What happens if I don’t register for WSCC?
If you fail to register when required, you could face:
- Fines and penalties
- Retroactive premiums
- Loss of legal protection from employee injury lawsuits
Can business owners get WSCC coverage?
Yes. Business owners, independent operators, and partners can apply for optional WorkplaceNL coverage to protect themselves in case of a workplace accident. This is strongly recommended for high-risk sectors like construction.
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