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2000 Policy decisions
Every month, WorkSafeBC's Panel of Administrators makes policy decisions that affect the workers and employers of British Columbia. For example, the decisions can affect the assessment rates an employer pays, or the level of benefits a worker receives.
Copies of Panel decisions are now available to the public and other interested stakeholders. Following each monthly meeting, a summary of the decisions will be posted, along with a copy of the formal Resolution of the Panel.
WorkSafeBC is committed to open communications with its stakeholders. If you have any questions about the decisions made by the Panel, call WorkSafeBC's contact person noted after each summary.
Policy decisions made at WorkSafeBC's Panel of Administrators meeting:
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| December 13, 2000 | Methods for Calculating Assessments in the Fishing Industry | ||
| November 14, 2000 | Consolidation of Prevention Policies - Agricultural Operations Policies, Consolidation of Prevention Policies - Policies on Protection from Violence in the Workplace and on Fall Protection, Retirement of Various Policies Relating to the Former Industrial Health and Safety Regulations from the Prevention Division Policy and Procedure Manual | ||
| October 18, 2000 | Collecting Assessments in the Fishing Industry | ||
| September 5, 2000 | Consolidation of Prevention
Policies - Occupational First Aid Policies Distribution of Subclass Account Surpluses |
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| June 5, 2000 | Schedule B Item 5 (Firefighters/Heart injury or disease), Consolidation of Prevention Policies - Fishing Operations Policies, Evaluation of Permanent Psychological impairment | ||
| April 28, 2000 | Retired Workers Compensation Reporter Decisions, Bladder Cancer | ||
| March 16, 2000 | Loss of Earnings Pensions Past Age 65, Selective/Light Employment, New Policy for Determining Administrative Penalty Amounts under Section 196 of the Workers Compensation Act, Assessment Policy Manual Changes for the New Experience Rating Plan, Experience Rating - Pilot Project for the Construction Sector | ||