Reporting to the Manager, Worker’s Compensation, you are responsible for assisting employees on behalf of the employer when the employee is off work, or at risk of being off work, due to a workplace injury. The Case Manager assesses any barriers to a successful and timely return to work and engages with stakeholders to implement strategies to address those identified barriers and support return to work or an appropriate alternative plan.Essential FunctionsMeeting with clients to review internal workplace injury issuesManaging workplace injury claims, minimizing time‑loss and claim costs through early intervention and proactive co‑ordination of servicesEnsuring regular and open lines of communication with clients, injured workers, and the provincial Worker’s Compensation BoardsLiaising with the provincial Workers’ Compensation BoardsReview claim filesInterpreting provincial workers’ compensation legislation, policies and proceduresFiling reports of injury, identifying appeal issues, drafting letters of objectionCoordinating case management activities including developing, implementing and monitoring return to work and rehabilitation strategiesParticipating in RTW meetings scheduled by the WCBFacilitating 3rd party interventions (functional capacity evaluations,



independent medical evaluations)QualificationsParalegal license or CHRP designation is requiredWork experience in a workers’ compensation claims management capacity either in an in‑house capacity at a private company or in a third‑party consulting capacity with corresponding knowledge of workers’ compensation statutes, policies and procedures, and workplace health and safety would be an assetFamiliarity with Microsoft Word, Excel, and OutlookWe offer you a competitive total rewards package, continuing education & training, and tremendous potential with a growing worldwide organization.Salary Pay RangeMinimum: 44,800.00 CADMaximum: 83,300.00 CADPay Transparency Statement: Alight considers a variety of factors in determining whether to extend an offer of employment and in setting the appropriate compensation level, including, but not limited to, a candidate’s experience, education, certification/credentials, market data, internal equity, and geography. Alight makes these decisions on an individualized, non‑discriminatory basis. Bonus and/or incentive eligibility are determined by role and level.DISCLAIMERNothing in this job description restricts management's right to assign or reassign duties and responsibilities of this job to other entities; including but notlimited to subsidiaries, partners, or purchasers of Alight business units.#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Worker'S Compensation Case Manager - C$44,800 - C$83,300 A Year (Toronto)
🏢 Alight
📍 Toronto