Local MPP Lise Vaugeois’s private member’s bill to reform the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board failed in the legislature, but a local advocate for injured workers sees ...

Even though Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) claims decreased in 2025, the overall number of incident reports and lost time claims have increased for the City ...

WISE Trust Pension Plan (WISE Trust), representing over 10,000 workplace safety and insurance workers in Ontario, is pleased ...

Labor groups argue that surplus‑funded employer savings and limited coverage keep pressure on injured workers and private ...

Harry Goslin, president of CUPE 1750, the Ontario Compensation Employees Union (OCEU), is urging the government to reverse the rest of the nearly 30--year--old cuts that continue ...

Proposed reforms would raise income support and extend coverage past age 65 SCARBOROUGH — The Ontario government is proposing ...

Ontario’s workers’ comp focus is shifting from premium relief toward richer statutory protections for injured workers ...

The Ontario government is proposing the first increase in nearly 30 years to income-replacement benefits that workers receive ...

Under the planned changes, benefits will increase from 85 per cent to 90 per cent of an injured worker's take home pay.

Ontario is proposing a major overhaul of its workplace injury benefits system, including the first increase to income ...

Province will mandate the board to raise loss-of-earnings benefits, which cover income lost because of a work-related injury ...