“I was sent here.” It’s an admission Steve Rookyard sometimes hears at the beginning of a training day. The person has shown up, but their interest has yet to follow. For him, that’s somewhere to...
Why psychological safety matters in care work Being a care worker means your work is more than a job. It is personal and meaningful. You build trust with the people you care for. You support...
The Employers’ Advisers Office (EAO) is a branch of the Ministry of Labour. Independent of WorkSafeBC, the EAO is a resource for employers in British Columbia, providing complimentary advice, assistance, representation, and educational seminars to...
Explore strategies for maintaining engagement with injured workers, creating proactive return-to-work plans, and overcoming the challenges of modified duties, clear communication, and claims management.
Editable Word templates for the tools found in employers' injury management program manual.
Understand the new WorkSafeBC legislation around the duty to cooperate and maintain employment for injured workers.
This video shares the journeys of two Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC) workers through the company's innovative Recover at Work Centre. CMBC, with the support of WorkSafeBC, created this centre to help workers remain at...
Use these resources to develop a stronger return to work program.
