All provincial Workers' Compensation Acts are of a type known as "collective liability."

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Collective liability means that all employers contribute to a collective fund that pays for workers' compensation benefits. This spreads the cost of workplace injuries and illnesses across all employers, rather than individual employers being solely responsible for covering the costs of their own workplace accidents. All provincial Workers' Compensation Acts in Canada operate on this principle.

All Provincial Workers' Compensation Acts Are of a Type Known