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Public Feedback Requested On The Workers' Compensation Act

Released on October 5, 2021

The Workers' Compensation Act Committee of Review is looking for feedback from the public on their opinions, concerns and experiences with the Saskatchewan workers' compensation system, and will be accepting submissions from November 1 to December 15, 2021. 

"Hearing the public's feedback on The Workers' Compensation Act is an important way to ensure that legislation is current, and meeting the needs of the public," Labour Relations and Workplace Safety Minister Don Morgan said. "We look forward to hearing from organizations and individuals." 

Consultation meetings will be held early in 2022, and dates will be added to the schedule as they are confirmed. Many consultation meetings will be virtual and conducted over Zoom. 

Legislation requires a review be conducted at least every five years to ensure that Saskatchewan's workers' compensation system reflects the changing needs of workers, employers and communities. 

The last review was in 2016.

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For more information, contact:

Kate Crowley
Regina
Phone: 306-787-3370
Email: kate.crowley@gov.sk.ca

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