⏰ Last chance to apply for the 2026 Research Grants Program! Don’t miss your opportunity to bring your research or idea to life. We’re supporting projects that drive innovation, improve workplace safety, and strengthen recovery outcomes for workers and employers. Our

In 2026, WorkSafeBC’s average base premium rate will remain unchanged for the ninth consecutive year, while an estimated $570 million in surplus funds will be returned to employers by pricing premium rates below system costs. Read more in our latest news release:

Every year, our Research Grants Program supports research related to occupational health and safety and work disability. Through this program, researchers have made an impact through a number of projects across B.C. Click through for some recent highlights. Are you sitting

Safe and happy holidays from all of us at WorkSafeBC!

A heartfelt thank you to our 184 dedicated employees who took part in our annual blood donation drive with @CanadasLifeline. This year, the WorkSafeBC community donated over 300 units of blood and plasma with each donation carrying the potential to save up to three lives

Due to the recent floods in parts of B.C., we’re reminding employers of your responsibility to prepare for the risk of flooding — including planning for evacuation and rescue. Access our “Emergency evacuation planning for your workplace” resource here: https://t.co/ueF6lNBWN9

Flood watches and warnings are in place for many parts of BC. Stay away from rivers and potentially unstable riverbanks. Don't travel unless you have to in impacted areas and follow all evacuation orders and alerts. Follow @EmergencyInfoBC and @DriveBC for the latest info.

✉️ Keep your email up to date Make sure your email address is current in your online services account, so you receive all important notifications. 👉 Log in, go to “Manage My Account”, and update your preferences here: https://t.co/WksVDGiR7Q #StayConnected #WorkSafeBC

Last week’s earthquake in Peachland is a good reminder that earthquakes aren’t just a coastal concern—they can happen anywhere in B.C. Is your workplace prepared? Find resources to create and manage an emergency plan here: https://t.co/S4pf0Jh1Fl #EmergencyPreparedness

Falls from ladders are a common cause of injury in B.C., especially during the holiday season. As holiday decorations brighten homes and workplaces, it’s important to take a moment to work safely: ✅ Choose the right ladder for the job, ensure it’s in good working condition, and

📁 Annual payroll reporting made easy Are you a small business owner? Starting January 2026, you will receive email notifications to report payroll and pay premiums. Paper forms will no longer be mailed. If your accountant or bookkeeper’s email is listed on your WorkSafeBC

November 19 is the National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims — a time to honour those killed or injured in preventable crashes, and the loved ones left to cope with sudden loss. Too many lives are lost each year on our roads. In B.C., an average of 288 people are

💻 Quarterly payroll reporting is now digital. Starting January 2026 you’ll receive an email notification when it’s time to report payroll and pay premiums. Paper forms will no longer be mailed. Online reporting is: ✅ Quick ✅ Secure ✅ Designed to save you time Need

It's Multiculturalism Week in BC, and we’re proud to celebrate and support the diverse cultures that strengthen our workplaces. WorkSafeBC research shows that workers who have been in Canada for five years or less are significantly less likely to speak up about workplace health

Update for B.C. employers Starting November 2025, your statement of account will be available online, through your employer online services account. Paper statements will no longer be mailed. Access your documents anytime, anywhere. 🔔 Ensure your account has your current

Health care assistants provide vital frontline care, often in demanding conditions. For a decade, @SafeCareBC”s Hearts & Hands conference has celebrated their dedication while sharing safety strategies across the continuing care sector. One attendee captured the impact best:

Employer in BC? You are required to support all worker injury claims. Learn more about your responsibilities to injured workers, here: https://t.co/hgE7qG5gUE

🟢WorkSafeBC's website is back online. Our site services have been restored following a global Microsoft Azure outage. We appreciate your patience while the issue was resolved, and you can now visit https://t.co/yUUyWlco9m to access all of our services and information.

WorkSafeBC website has been impacted by a global disruption to Microsoft Azure services. We’ll share an update as soon as our site is back online. In the meantime, workers or employers looking to login to their online account can do so by visiting https://t.co/MvePHNOyx1.