The Workers' Compensation Report lists all employees who have a Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) rate assigned to them, as well as the amount calculated toward WSIB contributions.
Note: Wagepoint can calculate for all provinces and territories, but we can not remit for Newfoundland, New Brunswick, Northwest Territories, Nunavut or Yukon. Employers are responsible for reporting Workers' Compensation contributions to the provincial WSIB/Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB) agency, with the exception of Nova Scotia. Wagepoint can report for this province only.
1. In the navigation menu, go to Reports > Workers’ Compensation.
2. Make any needed adjustments to the report filter:
- Pay group: Any paygroups you have created will appear here.
- Date range type: Pay period, This year to date, Custom date range, Custom month, or Custom quarter. Depending on your selection, additional date range fields may appear.
- Location
- Department
3. Click Run report.
What information is included on a Workers’ Compensation Report?
The Workers’ Compensation Report includes the following information:
- Pay group name
- Pay period
- Pay date
Company summary:
- Location
- WCB/WSIB account
- Current premium total
- YTD premium total
Note: The current and Year-to-Date (YTD) values are the sum totals of all premiums calculated across all people.
Provincial summary:
- People
- Premium rate
- Gross insurable earnings
- Current premium total
- YTD premium total
Note: The people listed in the report are employees and contractors who have a WCB/WSIB rate assigned to them and whose gross insurable earnings are being used in the calculation of the Workers’ Compensation dues.