Such benefits include:
- compensation for loss of earnings (if an injured employees is not entitled to injury-on-duty leave);
- medical, hospital, and related services;
- rehabilitation services;
- a pension, if an injury results in a permanent disability; and.
How much do you get for workers comp Canada?
New Brunswick
Do I get paid if I get injured at work Canada?
Your employer must pay your usual wages and benefits for the day you were injured. The WSIB can pay you 85% of your net earnings loss from the day after your injury until you are no longer impaired, you no longer suffer a wage loss, or the WSIB believes you should no longer be suffering a wage loss.
Are workers compensation benefits taxable in Canada?
Generally, tax is not paid on the workers' compensation benefits, however the employee has to report the amount shown on the T5007 slip as income on their income tax and benefit return for that year and claim the corresponding deduction.