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1 WCB EMPLOYEE HANDBOOK
2 Introduction Your Employee Handbook 0.6 section one: This is WCB Message from President and Chief Executive Officer 1.7 What is Workers Compensation? 1.8 Governance of WCB-Alberta 1.9 Vision and Mission 1.9 Our Strategic Plan 1.10 The Attitudes and Behaviours We Value 1.12 WCB's Universal Competencies 1.13 Organizational Structure 1.14 Strategic Management Council (SMC) 1.15 Planning and Priorities Committee (P&P) 1.15 Ethics 1.16 Reporting of Unprofessional Conduct 1.17 Commitment to Employment Equity 1.17 Workplace of Respect 1.18 Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act 1.19 Indemnity Protection 1.19 Casual Dress 1.19 Office Locations 1.20 Business Hours 1.20 section two: Your Career at WCB Applying for a Position 2.21 Security Clearance 2.21 Probation 2.22 Career Planning Assistance 2.22 Promotions, Transfers and Secondments 2.22 Learning Activities 2.23 Association Memberships 2.24 Performance Development 2.24 Employee Recognition Initiatives 2.25 Employee Records 2.26 Right to Appeal
3 section three: Your Pay and Benefits How You Are Paid 3.27 Payroll Deductions 3.28 Epost 3.28 Canada Saving Bonds 3.28 Employee Giving Program 3.29 Workers' Compensation 3.29 Eligibility for Group Benefit Plans 3.30 Coverage for Health and Dental Benefits 3.31 Extended Health Care Plan 3.31 Coverage Selection 3.32 Coverage Details 3.32 Vision Care Coverage 3.33 Dental Care Coverage 3.33 Claims Procedures 3.34 Spending Account 3.34 Group Life Insurance 3.35 Basic Life Insurance 3.35 Dependent Life Insurance 3.36 Accidental Death and Dismemberment Insurance (AD&D) 3.36 Optional Life Insurance 3.36 Public Service and Management Employees Pension Plans 3.36 Group Home/Auto Insurance 3.37 Taxable Benefits 3.37 Supplementary Benefits 3.38 Employee Referral 3.38 Scholarship Program 3.38 Helping Hand 3.38 Staff Computer Purchase Plan 3.39 Child Care
4 section four: Times Away From Work Paid Holidays 4.41 Flexible Work Programs 4.42 Earned Time Off (ETO) Days 4.42 Sick Leave - Short term 4.43 Full-time employees 4.43 Part-time employees 4.44 Sick Leave - Long Term Disability Coverage 4.45 Medical and Dental Appointments 4.45 Reporting Absences 4.46 Vacation 4.46 Vacation Entitlements 4.46 Outstanding Vacation If You Leave WCB 4.48 Illness While On Vacation 4.48 Scheduling of Vacation 4.49 Vacation Accruals while Absent Due to Illness or Injury 4.49 Maternity Leave 4.50 The Involuntary Illness Period of Maternity Leave 4.50 The Voluntary Period of Maternity Leave 4.51 Returning to Work After Maternity Leave 4.51 Leave Without Pay 4.52 Adoption Leave 4.52 Parental Leave 4.52 Compassionate Care 4.53 Reservist Leave 4.53 Personal Reasons, Learning Activities or Religious Holiday 4.53 If You Take a Leave of Absence Without Pay of More than 22 Working Days 4.54 Leave With Pay 4.55 Bereavement Leave 4.55 Subpoenaed Court Appearance or Jury Duty 4.55 Personal Leaves 4.56 Learning Activities 4.56 Moving 4.56 Volunteer Community Service Work 4.57 Exception
5 section five: Health and Safety at WCB Corporate Wellness Statement 5.59 Health, Safety and Wellness Advisory Committee 5.60 Hazard Assessment 5.60 Emergency Response 5.61 Reporting Health and Safety Concerns 5.61 Reporting Occupational Injury/Illness 5.61 Employee and Family Assistance Program 5.62 Domestic Violence Resource Network 5.62 Prevention Services 5.62 Fitness Centre 5.63 Health Promotion Activities 5.64 Smoking Policy 5.64 section six: Let s Communicate Face-to-Face Communication 6.65 President's Forum 6.65 President s Memo 6.65 Electronic Workplace (EW) 6.66 Website 6.66 Employee Newsletter 6.67 Bulletin Boards 6.67 Telephones 6.67 Internal Telephone Directory 6.68 Voice Mail 6.68 Information Management 6.69 Systems Access, Internet and Services 6.69 Help Desk
6 section seven: On the Job Information Corporate Security 7.71 Employee Pass Cards 7.71 Security Procedures 7.71 Critical Incidents 7.72 Emergency Response Plan 7.72 Information Security 7.73 Building Maintenance 7.74 Cafeterias 7.74 Parking 7.74 Submitting an Expense Claim 7.75 Mail Services 7.75 Internal Courier Services 7.76 External Courier Services 7.76 Corporate Records Management 7.77 Print Services 7.77 Supply Services 7.78 Form Management 7.78 Social Clubs 7.79 Quarter Century Club 7.79 Corporate Sustainability 7.80 Cycling to Work 7.80 Transit Passes 7.80 Recycling Progam 7.80 Notes
7 Your Employee Handbook This handbook is your personal guide to working at Workers Compensation Board-Alberta (WCB). It includes information to help you understand the organization, your status, pay, benefits and working conditions. It also identifies the resources available to assist you in your daily work life and career. Since this handbook is intended to be a quick reference guide, material has been condensed from other sources. No single publication can answer all your questions. Your supervisor or Human Resources can provide you with additional information, interpretations and resources. You may also refer to the Human Resources Guidelines, which are on the Electronic Workplace. Should anything in this handbook conflict with the information contained in the Guidelines, the latter shall apply. All employment matters for Health Sciences Association of Alberta (HSAA) members are governed by the collective agreement. If the collective agreement is silent on any issue, the corporate policy applies. 0.6
8 section one: This is WCB This is WCB
9 Section One: THIS IS WCB Message from Guy Kerr, President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Welcome to WCB-Alberta and congratulations on your decision to work here. Our skilled, knowledgeable and dedicated employees are our greatest assets to encourage injured workers to focus on a safe and healthy return to work. WCB provides an interesting and challenging work environment. We foster teamwork and the leadership of skilled supervisors who can help us achieve our vision a safe, healthy and strong Alberta. As well, we encourage you to explore the extensive corporate training and wellness opportunities offered here. Our commitment to you and to our customers is to listen, to be responsive to the changing needs of our business, and to make sound decisions that support our strategic direction. I am continually impressed by the quality of the people in our organization people who share a passion for making a positive difference in the health and safety of Alberta workers and employers. I hope you will count yourself amongst them. Guy R. Kerr THIS IS WCB 1.7
10 What is Workers Compensation? Workers compensation is a disability insurance system set up under the Alberta Workers Compensation Act that protects employers and workers against the impact of work injuries. It compensates injured workers for lost income, health care and other costs related to a work injury. It protects employers from being sued by workers if they are injured on the job. This system brings stability and protection to the workplace by providing coverage at a cost shared by all employers. It also protects employers and workers against the risks and expenses of injury and uncertainties of litigation. In Alberta, WCB is an independent organization that manages the workers compensation insurance business based on legislation, the Workers Compensation Act and regulations. WCB is not a provincial government department or crown corporation. WCB is an employer-funded non-profit organization providing costeffective disability and liability insurance in Alberta. 1.8
11 Governance of WCB-Alberta The Board of Directors is responsible and accountable for WCB as defined in the WCA and corporate governance policy. The Board of Directors determines and regularly reviews the strategic direction for WCB. In determining the strategic direction, the Board of Directors will use information from a wide range of sources including WCB employees, stakeholders, customers and external experts. The structure of the Board of Directors is determined by the WCA. The Board of Directors consists of: (i) a member who shall be Chair, who is appointed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council; (ii) not more than 3 members whom the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers to be representative of the interests of employers; (iii) not more than 3 members whom the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers to be representative of the interests of workers; (iv) not more than 3 members whom the Lieutenant Governor in Council considers to be representative of the interests of the general public; and (v) the President of the Board, who shall be a non-voting member. Vision Albertans working a safe, healthy and strong Alberta. WCB sees itself as a key player in keeping Albertans working. We believe a focus on accident prevention will lead to safer workplaces where fewer illnesses and injuries occur. When they do, we believe well-developed and managed programs and services can lessen their impact on workers, their families and their employers. Workers will benefit from safer, healthier workplaces. Employers will benefit from increased productivity and lower costs, enhancing their financial stability and contributing to a strong overall economy. A strong economy invites new and growing businesses more Albertans working. Mission WCB-Alberta, working together with our partners, will significantly and measurably reduce the impact of workplace illness and injury on Albertans. THIS IS WCB 1.9
12 Our Strategic Plan To be responsive to our business and stakeholders and to achieve our vision and mission, we developed a plan that defines our key areas of focus. If we focus our energies on these four themes we will make a difference. Commitment to fairness We want to be recognized as an organization that is fair. Every day our work requires us to make difficult decisions that impact our stakeholders. They rely on our commitment to fairness and we deliver on that commitment through: clear and timely decisions, consistent interpretation of policy, keeping customers informed about the decision making process, and excellent customer service. Leveraging prevention Prevention is a key part of our vision of a "safe, healthy and strong Alberta." We contribute through: enchancing the utilization and impact of existing pricing tools, and capitalizing on relationships with certifying partners by setting common goals. 1.10
13 Focus on return to work Our mission challenges us to "reduce the impact of workplace illness and injury." We achieve successful return to work outcomes through: effective and active case management, employer supported disability management programs and education, and incentive programs. Financial stability It is our responsibility to deliver benefits and services to our stakeholders. Being financially stable is a cornerstone for meeting the needs of workers and employers now and in the future. We achieve financial stability through: effective financial management, effective claims management, and clear and effective legislation and policies. THIS IS WCB 1.11
14 The Attitudes and Behaviours We Value WCB recognizes that today's business environment is global and interconnected, demanding attention to external influences, conditions and people. We also recognize that to achieve our objectives and support our vision and mission, we must approach our business with both an outward and inward focus. To this end, the attitudes and behaviours we value at WCB are defined through PEARL: PARTNERSHIPS EXCELLENT SERVICE ACHIEVEMENT RESPECT LEARNING & GROWTH Work together in partnerships, both internally and externally, to achieve shared goals. Provide customers with excellent services and products. Fulfill commitments and achieve desired results. Treat everyone with dignity and interpersonal sensitivity, share information with staff, customers and partners, act with integrity and as trustees of the workers' compensation system, and listen and respond to the needs of our customers. Demonstrate continuous personal and corporate improvement, and apply this knowledge to provide the best services and products. 1.12
15 WCB s Universal Competencies WCB s universal competencies reflect and support our values as an organization. They align with our business strategies and help with employee development and career planning. Employees are supported to develop the following skills in each competency. Building relationships: Is easy to approach and talk to; Spends the extra effort to put others at ease; Can be warm, pleasant and gracious; Builds rapport well; Is a good listener, uses diplomacy and tact; Is seen as a team player and is cooperative; Relates well to all kinds of people: up, down, inside and outside the organization; Easily gains trust and support of peers; and Encourages collaboration. Learning and development: Is able to identify the need to change personal, interpersonal and managerial behaviour and is committed to continuous improvement; Understands that different situations require different skills and approaches; In an attempt to influence others, gauges their reactions and adjusts; and Seeks feedback and works to deploy strengths and compensate for weaknesses and limits. THIS IS WCB 1.13
16 Customer focus: Is dedicated to meeting the expectations and requirements of internal and external customers; Gets first-hand customer information and uses it for improvements in products and services; Acts with customers in mind; and Establishes and maintains effective relationships with customers and gains their trust and respect. Organizational Structure WCB is organized into five principal operating and support areas: 1. Customer Service and Risk Management; 2. Disability and Information Management; 3. Employee and Corporate Services; 4. Finance; and 5. Secretary and General Counsel. Departments > Getting to Know your Organization > Organizational Chart 1.14
17 Strategic Management Council (SMC) The Strategic Management Council (SMC) provides senior executivelevel decision making for the organization, and is comprised of: President and CEO; Vice President, Customer Service and Risk Management; Vice President, Disability and Information Management; Chief Financial Officer; Secretary and General Counsel; Vice President, Employee and Corporate Services; and Executive and Board Liaison. SMC meets weekly to discuss substantive matters concerning the overall operation of WCB s internal and external relationships, and to recommend actions. Planning and Priorities Committee (P&P) Meeting bi-weekly, this group of directors plans, implements and evaluates our corporate operational programs. They also provide advice and recommend corporate priorities to SMC. The committee is comprised of: Directors, Customer Service & Disability Management Director, Customer Service & Risk Management Director, Corporate Services Director, Corporate Communications Director, Human Resources Director, Legal Services Director, Medical Services Chief Investment Officer Corporate Controller Senior Manager, Customer Service Senior Manager, IT Service Delivery Manager, Policy Development THIS IS WCB 1.15
18 Ethics At WCB, we all share the responsibility for acting ethically. Ethics represent our values in action and are guidelines for individual and corporate behavior. They are grounded in three principles: 1. Respect for the law. 2. Recognition of the rights and dignity of others. 3. Personal and organizational integrity. Ethics includes, but is not limited to, the following: the way we treat each other; communicating honestly with our stakeholders; maintaining accurate records; ensuring confidentiality; protecting personal information; securing electronic information; avoiding conflict of interest; respecting the law; and representing WCB. As a WCB employee, each decision you make and each action you pursue reflects on the organization as a whole. As part of WCB s commitment to an ethical workplace, a variety of information sources about the corporate ethics program and process are available to assist you in making sound, ethical decisions. In addition, employees have access to Ethics Committee members, Supervisors and Human Resources to assist in resolving ethical dilemmas at anytime. Confidentiality of Information and Conflict of Interest Acknowledgement: On commencement of employment and renewed annually, you are required to sign a Confidentiality of Information Acknowledgement and a Conflict of Interest Acknowledgement, in which you agree to maintain the confidentiality of organizational, client and employee information and agree not to use your position for personal profit or gain or to participate in activities damaging to the interest of WCB. 1.16
19 Employee Information > Ethics Reporting of Unprofessional Conduct As an employee, you may be required to deal with a variety of professionals in the course of your employment. Occasionally you may become aware of circumstances that require reporting someone s behaviour to his or her professional association. Unprofessional behaviour that may be reported is typically defined by the code of conduct of the respective association and may include unethical behaviour, negligence, malpractice, fraud or unbecoming conduct. WCB supports your lodging a complaint and will assist you in reporting complaints to an association. Departments > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > General Business Practices > Reporting of Unprofessional Conduct Commitment to Employment Equity WCB is committed to providing equal opportunity to all qualified persons without regard to race, colour, religion or national origin, gender, age, physical or mental disability or sexual orientation. Equal opportunity is provided in employment, promotions and wages. WCB actively pursues the removal of barriers that inhibit or prevent equal opportunity to all employees and reasonably accommodates individuals when needed. Departments > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > General Business Practices > Diversity THIS IS WCB 1.17
20 Workplace of Respect Workers Compensation Board is committed to providing a healthy, harassment-free work environment supportive of the dignity, self-esteem and productivity of every employee. A Workplace of Respect is about you who you are, the groups you belong to, the similarities you share with the people around you and the things that make you unique. We all play an important role in ensuring the workplace is harassment-free, values diversity and fosters mutual respect. Harassment is a form of discrimination prohibited by law and will not be tolerated within WCB. You are entitled to pursue your duties free from harassment and any act of harassment committed by a WCB employee at work is considered employee misconduct. If you feel you are being harassed, you have a responsibility to tell the individual the behavior is unwelcome and to ask him/her to stop. If you do not feel comfortable approaching the person on your own, contact your supervisor, department head or Human Resources for assistance. Employee Information > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > General Business Practices > Workplace of Respect 1.18
21 Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act It is every employee s responsibility to handle documents and personal information of staff and customers in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy (FOIP) Act. All employees are encouraged to take FOIP training and contact the FOIP office for assistance. Indemnity Protection WCB will assume legal responsibility for financial loss that results from an honest mistake, error in judgement or oversight on your part while performing the duties of your office for WCB. WCB will also assume legal responsibility if you are sued in an action arising out of the performance of your duties as an employee, unless you acted maliciously, dishonestly, were grossly negligent or knew that your activities were not within the scope of your employment. Casual Dress WCB has a business casual dress guideline, which is outlined in the Human Resources Guidelines, and may be viewed on the Electronic Workplace. It is recommended that you review these guidelines or check with your supervisor or manager if you are unsure if an item is appropriate for work wear. Employee Information > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > General Business Practices > Casual Dress THIS IS WCB 1.19
22 Office Locations WCB has offices located in Edmonton and Calgary. Edmonton: Calgary: 107 Street Building Calgary Office Street Street NE Edmonton AB T5K 1G5 Calgary AB T2E 4P9 T (780) T (403) F Customer Service (403) Jarvis Building Employer Service (403) Street Edmonton AB T5K 1G4 Braith Waite Boyle Centre T (780) Appeals Advisors Centre Street, N Financial Building Calgary AB T2M 7Y2 Appeals Advisors T (403) Avenue F (403) Edmonton AB T5J 0B3 T (780) F (780) Millard Health 131 Airport Road Edmonton AB T5G 0W6 T (780) F (780) Business Hours WCB business hours are between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. 1.20
23 section two: Your Career at WCB Your Career at WCB
24 Section Two: Your Career at WCB Applying for a Job You are encouraged to apply for jobs you feel match your qualifications and interests. Your application will be treated in a confidential manner. Job openings within WCB are posted on-line and in the following locations: Main Floor, 107 Street Building; Main Floor, Jarvis Building; WCB Millard Health; WCB Calgary Office; Electronic Workplace; and the WCB website. Employee Information > Career Opportunities Security Clearance New or rehired employees will be asked to undergo a security clearance and offers are contingent upon completion of the security clearance. Current WCB employees who, through competition or appointment, are offered a transfer, promotion or an acting opportunity with greater payment authority than their current position will be required to undergo a security clearance. A security clearance is a screening for the presence of criminal convictions, against the Canadian Police Information Centre. Departments > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > Employment Practices > Security Clearance YOUR CAREER AT WCB 2.21
25 Probation Permanent and temporary non-management employees new to WCB are required to serve a minimum probation period of six months. Management employees are required to serve a minimum probation period of one year. The probation period allows departments to assess your suitability for the position. Exceptions may be considered in consultation with Human Resources and the department. If you have already served a probation period upon commencing employment with WCB, and subsequently transfer to a new position within the organization, you will not be required to serve an additional probation period. Career Planning Assistance WCB promotes internal growth and encourages employees to apply for positions. If you would like assistance in exploring career options you may contact Human Resources for confidential career planning assistance. Departments > Human Resources > Your Career Development Promotions, Transfers and Secondments Opportunities to advance your career include: Promotion: A permanent or temporary (greater than three months) move from one job to another in a higher salary grade. Transfer: A permanent or temporary move from one job to another within the same salary grade. Secondment: A temporary assignment to another work area to provide assistance on a project basis. 2.22
26 Cross Train or Developmental Opportunity: A temporary move from one position to another, limited to a maximum of three months. Acting: Temporarily assuming the duties of a job in a higher salary grade, while maintaining the duties of the employee's own job. Must be a minimum of six consecutive working days for non-supervisory jobs or 21 consecutive working days for supervisory jobs. Learning Activities WCB is committed to providing a work environment that encourages continuous learning. Education, training and learning activities are developed and provided in-house by WCB to meet the needs of its employees. Opportunities may also be accessed through external organizations. Depending on factors such as the nature of the activity, its relevance to both your personal and organizational needs, and the availability of funds, costs associated with learning activities may be covered by the department. Cost sharing arrangements between you and your department may also be considered. Costs may include: registration and/or admission fees; tuition; travel, accommodation and subsistence; textbooks and/or other printed course materials; and time off to participate in the activity. Employee Information > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > Employment Practices > Learning Activities YOUR CAREER AT WCB 2.23
27 Association Memberships WCB encourages professional affiliations and may pay for association memberships as determined by your department head. If you have a question regarding whether you can be reimbursed for membership fees or luncheon/dinner meeting costs, see your supervisor. Employee Information > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > Employment Practices > Association Memberships Performance Development Your performance contributes to the overall success of WCB. Each year objectives are set on a corporate, team and individual level. Dependent on the achievement of these goals, the Pay for Performance program rewards excellence by providing awards for meeting the corporate, team and individual objectives. Your supervisor will provide you with feedback regarding your performance on an ongoing basis. Prior to the completion of your probation period, and annually thereafter, you and your supervisor will meet for a formal review of your performance. A few weeks prior to your review date, your supervisor will review your performance with you, and set performance objectives and goals for achievement in the next review period. You will be asked to sign your performance review form, confirming that you have read and understood the contents. You will then receive a copy of the completed review. In addition, you may meet with your supervisor more frequently to review your progress towards the completion of your objectives. Your performance reviews should be a positive experience, giving you an opportunity to receive constructive feedback, check your progress to date and determine what you need to do to fully meet or exceed your goals and objectives. 2.24
28 Employee Information > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > Employment Practices > Performance Development Employee Recognition Initiatives Rewards and Recognition WCB promotes a culture of recognition that supports both individual and team achievement of excellence. Programs include the President's and Vice President s Awards, for employees recommended by their supervisors or peers, for outstanding service or accomplishments; team awards for significant team achievements; and individual awards to enable supervisors to recognize their employees for specific achievements. These programs support the attitudes and behaviours we value by: rewarding individuals and teams for exceptional performance at the time it happens throughout the year; recognizing individuals and teams for the significant difference they make in helping the organization succeed; and communicating the successes in the organization to the rest of WCB. Service Awards Employee Information > Human Resources > HR Guidelines > Rewards & Recognitions Employees who have completed a specific number of years of service with WCB receive recognition as follows: Five years: Recognition in the Communicator, and a $50 gift certificate 10 years and every five years thereafter: Recognition in the Communicator, and a choice of taxable gift certificate or taxable cash. YOUR CAREER AT WCB 2.25
29 Employee Information > Benefits > Service Awards Employee Records Human Resources maintains a file for each WCB employee. This file contains information such as your employment application or resume; benefit plan documentation; performance reviews; salary history; and status or job changes. This information is kept in the strictest confidence, and you have the right to reasonable access to review your own file. It is your responsibility to provide Human Resources with any new information or changes of status (e.g., marital) that may be pertinent to your file or affect your benefits. To protect your privacy, WCB does not give out any information to outside organizations regarding its employees, unless required by law. If you need to have personal information about yourself released to an outside organization (e.g., salary verification to a bank), you must provide written authorization to Human Resources for this information to be released. Contact Human Resources for details regarding the process for giving this authorization. Right to Appeal You have the right to appeal management decisions that personally affect you in the course of your work. Your appeal will be heard initially by your supervisor. If you are not satisfied with the decision, you may appeal the decision in writing to the next level of management. If you are considering an appeal, you may contact Human Resources for confidential guidance. 2.26
30 section three: Your Pay and Benefits Your Pay and Benefits
31 Section THREE: Your Pay and Benefits How You Are Paid Your pay is deposited directly into your bank account using electronic funds transfer. You will be asked to supply a void personal cheque or a bank-initiated form to indicate the necessary bank account information. Please inform Human Resources, in writing, of any changes to your banking information at least two weeks prior to payday to ensure funds are redirected to the correct account. Your month-end pay will be transferred to your bank account on the third last working day of the month. You will receive your pay stub indicating earnings, deductions and taxable benefits for the current pay period. Although your salary is paid to you on a monthly basis, you may choose to have a mid-month advance of up to one quarter of your gross monthly salary. If you choose this option, the amount is deposited in your bank account on the 14th of the month, or on the last working day prior to the 14th of the month. Departments > Human Resources > Your Pay > Pay Schedules YOUR PAY AND BENEFITS 3.27
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