2011 Results2012 Results2013 Results 2014 Targets SERVICE Worker Satisfaction Index 1 74%73% 70% Employer Satisfaction Index79%77%79% 70% OPERATIONS Time.

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2011 Results2012 Results2013 Results 2014 Targets SERVICE Worker Satisfaction Index 1 74%73% 70% Employer Satisfaction Index79%77%79% 70% OPERATIONS Time loss injuries per 100 covered workers Duration (composite; in days)9899 Time loss days paid per 100 covered employees Return to Employability95%96% Cost of New Extended Earnings Replacement Benefits (EERBs) $64.5M$52.9M$53.1M $50.7M EMPLOYEE WCB Employee Satisfaction Index73%74%75% 70% FINANCIAL Claims payments for the last 3 years per $100 of payroll (excluding prevention costs) $0.701$0.704$0.653 $0.665 Administrative costs per $100 of payroll 2 $0.39$0.35$0.37 $0.39 Five Year Rate of Return on Investment 3 Five Year Rate of Return Five Year Target 1.2% 2.1% 2.9% 3.7% 9.8% 10.1% Exceed Benchmark Portfolio Return 1 The worker Satisfaction index does not include workers on long term benefits or those for claims with little or no time loss value restated for retrospective treatment of actuarial gains and losses related to other than Pensions Post-Employment Benefits brought about due to changes in the related accounting standard. 3 As of January 2013, this target was changed from Benchmark Portfolio Return +1% to Exceed Benchmark Portfolio Return.

Worker Satisfaction Index Service Measures whether workers are satisfied with the service they receive from the WCB

Employer Satisfaction Index Service Measures whether employers are satisfied with the service they receive from the WCB

Time Loss Injuries per 100 Covered Workers Operations Number of time-loss claims per 100 covered workers for the 12-month period ending in the period shown

Time Loss Days Paid Per 100 Covered Employees Operations An estimate of the total number of compensable days for a typical time-loss claim in any past 12-month period for all injury/duration years *Measure adopted January 2011

Composite Duration Index Operations An estimate of the total number of compensable days for a typical time-loss claim paid in any past 12-month period for injuries in the most recent 5 year period

Return to Employability Operations Percentage of time loss claims where an Extended Earnings Replacement Benefit (EERB) award was avoided (i.e., the entire earnings loss was fully mitigated with the injured worker earning at the pre-injury earning level or fully capable of doing so). *Measure adopted January 2011

Cost of New Extended Earnings Replacement Benefits (EERBs)* Operations Estimate of long term disability costs related to EERBs for regular classified and self insured claims in any past 12-month period *Measure adopted January 2010

Claims Payments for the last 3 years per $100 of Assessable Payroll Financial Measures A measure of overall claim costs relative to payroll for the last 3 years in any past 12-month period

5-Year Return on Investment (as measured by benchmark portfolio return)* Financial Measures * Target after September 2005 = benchmark portfolio return % *Target after August 2011 = benchmark portfolio return + 1% *Target after December 2012 = exceed benchmark portfolio return Measures whether the WCB Investment Fund is able to generate a consistent, positive real rate of return on invested assets