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This video is from our 2016 return to work campaign that explains how you can have a better recovery with a safe return to work plan.
This video is from our 2016 return to work campaign that explains how you can have a better recovery with a safe return to work plan.
This instructional video provides an overview of common return to work challenges.
This instructional video covers how communication is important for a successful return to work plan.
Dallas tells his story about how his workplace injury didn’t stop him from doing the job he enjoys thanks to his workplace providing safe and suitable modified duties.
Learn more about the WCB’s history of helping Manitobans.
Learn more about the WCB’s history of helping Manitobans.
Learn more about the WCB’s history of helping Manitobans.
Mona shares her story about how she worked with her employer on a long-term return to work plan so they could adjust Mona’s work in a way that benefited everyone.
Learn more about the WCB’s history of helping Manitobans.
The Actionmarguerite team recounts their journey creating positive impacts on employees and the organization when their HR team collaborated with the WCB to update their return to work process.
The Birchwood team shares how their passion for investing in their people and wanting them to feel cared for inspired them to elevate their return to work program with help from the WCB.
This video shows how Co-op got their employees to buy into a return to work plan as a natural extension of efforts to improve safety and workplace culture.
The WCB celebrates its 100th anniversary with appearances from Michael Werier, Chair of the WCB, John “Fighting Jack” Wilton, the “father of workers compensation” in Manitoba, and Noreen Duncan, daughter of Norman Elliott, the WCB’s first Rehabilitation Officer. Read the news release from the event.
On Friday, October 25, 2019, the WCB awarded the organization's second annual Return to Work Award as part of the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce' Manitoba Business Awards ceremony at the Victoria Inn Hotel.
Presented and judged by the WCB, the award is given each fall to the Manitoba business that has developed the most outstanding return to work program. All applicants are evaluated based on their ability to develop a culture of return to work in their organization with measurable results.
The 2019 winner of the WCB Return to Work Award was Actionmarguerite, beating out fellow nominees Birchwood Automotive Group and Donwood Manor.
Actionmarguerite has invested heavily in people over the last few years, with pro-active programs like the Gentle Persuasive Approach in resident care and return to work for staff. It is this focus on people that helped them realize a decrease in work injury time loss by 87% over a three-year period at their three locations. Actionmarguerite has facilities in St. Boniface, St. Vital and the Maples in Winnipeg including one that provides services in French.
Each year, the Manitoba Business Awards recognizes businesses from all four corners of Manitoba that have achieved a standard of excellence in the community through their abilities, efforts and initiatives.
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This instructional video outlines how to develop modified or alternate duties as part of your return to work program.
In this video, Dr. Sarvesh Logsetty from Health Sciences Centre explains that a gradual return to work with modified duties is good for injury recovery.
