Employer Account Compliance: Beyond the Basics

Thursday, November 19, 2026
12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Join our Free Webinar

Understanding and meeting WSIB employer account obligations is essential, but navigating registration, reporting and other compliance requirements can sometimes be complex. Knowing how the rules apply to your business can help avoid costly errors, penalties and other compliance issues.

Join our experienced legal team for a free webinar examining key employer account requirements and practical considerations for maintaining WSIB compliance. Building on the concepts covered in our introductory employer account webinar, this session will focus on:

• WSIB registration obligations and when coverage is required
• Optional coverage and voluntary registration
• Insurable earnings, payroll segregation and construction-specific reporting rules
• Clearance requirements and reporting material changes in circumstances
• Consequences of non-compliance, including penalties and recent changes under Bill 30
Attendance at the introductory webinar is recommended but not required.

Our team has extensive experience advising and representing employers on WSIB account, registration and compliance matters.

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