Nunavut Workplace Injury Companion Guide

The care you need is a flight away. Which flight depends on where you live. Qikiqtaaluk goes to Ottawa. Kivalliq goes to Winnipeg. Kitikmeot goes to Yellowknife. Nunavut runs its claims through the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission under its own Workers' Compensation Act. Every trip, every escort and every night in a boarding home belongs in your record.

The Nunavut Workplace Injury Companion Guide sits beside your National Guide and speaks the language of your territory. It walks you through the rules, the forms and the timelines that decide how your claim unfolds, in plain words, at the pace you can manage.

Inside you will find structured space and guidance for:

• Your first report to the Workers' Safety and Compensation Commission and the deadlines that follow
• Wage loss benefits and how your earnings are assessed
• Medical travel out of territory, with escorts, boarding homes and nights away
• Appointments delayed or cancelled by weather, and how to record the gap
• Return to work, modified duties and the pressure that comes with them
• Your case manager calls, recorded in your own words
• Reviews at the WSCC Review Committee and appeals at the NWT and Nunavut Workers' Compensation Appeals Tribunal

Every worksheet is fillable on your phone, tablet or computer, so you can record what happens the moment it happens. This is the Nunavut edition. Pair it with The Way Back National Recovery Guide for the full picture of your recovery.

You focus on getting back. Let the Guide hold the record.

Questions? Reach us at Recovery@hurtsquare.ca