WCB Alberta

WCB-Alberta (Workers’ Compensation Board – Alberta) is an independent agency that administers workers’ compensation insurance in Alberta, Canada. Operating under the Workers’ Compensation Act, it provides a mandatory insurance system for various industries to cover work-related injuries and illnesses. Approximately 92.63% of Alberta’s workforce is covered, reflecting its extensive reach across sectors such as health, agriculture, manufacturing, and hospitality. The organization offers workers’ compensation insurance, which includes disability and liability coverage for work-related incidents. It assesses and collects premiums from employers based on their industry and risk profile. WCB-Alberta also manages compensation benefits for injured workers, including wage loss and healthcare coverage. Additionally, it provides rehabilitation and disability management services to help workers return to work safely, along with pension services for long-term disability claims through its administration partner, APS.

Insurance Edmonton, Canada Founded 1918 ~591 employees

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Employees
591
+1.2% in the 3 months to Jun 2025
Revenue / employee
$1.6M
Revenue ~$925M
12-month attrition
5.3%
Tech: 8.1%
H1B sponsor
NA
Open jobs
9
Last 30 days

WCB Alberta FAQ

How many employees does WCB Alberta have?

WCB Alberta has about 591 employees, up 1.2% over the 3 months to Jun 2025.

What is WCB Alberta's revenue per employee?

WCB Alberta makes about $1.57M in revenue per employee, based on $925M annual revenue and 591 employees.

Data from Company Prospectus, DOL LCA disclosures, WARN notices and 6figr salary profiles.