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1-800-387-0750

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1-800-387-0050
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What is the WSIB?
The WSIB is the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board. The WSIB promotes
workplace health and safety, and provides an insurance system that compensates
workers who are injured on the job.

How can the Clinic help?
The Clinic works in the area of WSIB law. We can assist clients in a variety
of ways, including:
Appeals where benefits have been denied
Appeals where benefits have been terminated
Appeals where a worker was denied services to the Labour Market Re-Entry
program or where a worker disagrees with the Early & Safe Return to Work
program
Appeals where a worker was evaluated with a "0" for Non-Economic Loss

Who is eligible for WSIB benefits?
To be eligible for WSIB benefits, you must meet the following criteria:

Have a worker-employer relationship with an employer who is covered by the
WSIB
Your injury or illness must be directly related to your work
File a claim with the WSIB in a timely fashion
Consent to the release of certain information to your employer by the health
care professional treating you
Follow the treatment and health care prescribed by your health care
professionals
Submit to health examinations as required by the WSIB
Cooperate in your Early and Safe Return to Work program or your Labour
Market Re-Entry program

What benefits are available?
There are a number of benefits available and that you might be entitled to. They
include:
  
Benefit for Loss of Earnings (Replacement of earnings you lose while
disabled by workplace illness or injury)
Benefit for Non-Economic Loss (NEL)
Loss of Retirement Income Benefit
Benefit for Future Economic Loss (FEL)
Health Care Benefits
Health Care Equipment and Supplies
The Occupational Disease and Survivor Benefits Program
Benefits for Seriously Injured Workers

For a complete description of these benefits download
CLEO’s PDF booklet "WSIB Benefits".

What should I do if I am injured on the job?
The first thing you should do is get immediate first aid.

Next you should report your injury to your supervisor or employer as soon as you
are able to. You should also write down the names of any of your co-workers who
saw you get injured.  

For more information about filing a WSIB claim
click here.
Information Booklets
CLEO has produced a number of
information booklets available for
download. All booklets are in PDF
format.

Making a Claim

WSIB Benefits

Your Health Care

Getting Your Job Back After an Injury

Your Legal Responsibilities

Your Right to Appeal
Report an on-the-job
injury immediately,
even if you think
it is not serious.
What I should know about Workers' Compensation and the
Workplace Safety and Insurance Board
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