SASKATCHEWAN WCB ACCOUNT REGISTRATION
Workers’ Compensation Board of Saskatchewan
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Only $299 filing fee
An Official Intermediary for the Province of Saskatchewan
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Saskatchewan WCB Account
- Provides workplace insurance coverage to employers
- Most Saskatchewan businesses are required to register for WCB
- Only 299 CAD filing fee
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- Full package: $1299 (includes government filing fees)
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WHY US
Who Must Register with WCB in Saskatchewan?
In Saskatchewan, an employer’s WCB account is a legally mandated registration with the Workers’ Compensation Board of Saskatchewan. This account provides workplace injury insurance coverage under the provincial Workers’ Compensation Act, 2013, ensuring both compensation for injured workers and legal protection for employers. Most Saskatchewan businesses that hire any workers or contractors, whether on a regular, casual, or contractual basis, are required by law to register for a WCB account within 30 calendar days of hiring.
You must register if you operate in:
- Construction
- Manufacturing
- Retail and service industries
- Landscaping or maintenance
- Cleaning and janitorial services
Some businesses are exempt (like financial institutions, travel agencies, or salons), but optional WCB coverage is available for owners, partners, and excluded sectors.
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Fill out the online form
Complete our simple WCB registration form and submit your details.
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Receive your registration documents
You’ll receive your WCB Registration Certificate right in your inbox—often in just a few business hours.
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Frequently Ask Questions
What is WCB in Saskatchewan?
Saskatchewan WCB employer account for injury compensation.
Do I need to register for WCB in Saskatchewan?
If you run a business in Saskatchewan and have one or more employees, you likely need to register with WCB within 30 days of hiring your first worker. This is especially true for industries like construction, retail, manufacturing, and landscaping.
Is WCB 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 WCB coverage to protect yourself or uninsured roles.
What happens if I don’t register for WCB?
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 WCB coverage?
Yes. Business owners, independent operators, and partners can apply for optional WCB coverage to protect themselves in case of a workplace accident. This is strongly recommended for high-risk sectors like construction.
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