Workers’ Compensation registration — cover your team.

Spout registers your business with the Workers’ Compensation Fund Control Board (WCFCB), so your employees are covered for work-related injury and you meet a legal duty every Zambian employer carries. Your written quote confirms the scope and fee.

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Who this is for

Every employer in Zambia. Workers’ Compensation (sometimes called workmen’s compensation) is compulsory — it funds medical costs and compensation if a worker is hurt or falls ill because of their job. It is also routinely checked on tenders and by larger clients.

What’s included

  • Employer registration with the WCFCB.
  • Set-up of your assessment based on your payroll and industry.
  • Guidance on your annual return and renewal.
  • A clear record you can show clients and procurement entities.

Why it matters

Without cover, a single workplace accident can leave you personally liable for medical bills and compensation — and non-registration carries penalties. Registration is inexpensive and quick; carrying the risk uncovered is neither.

Common questions

Is this the same as NAPSA? No. NAPSA is pensions; Workers’ Compensation is injury cover. Most employers need both, and we register them together.

What does it cost? We quote per job and email you a PDF quotation; WCFCB charges are billed at cost and confirmed in your written quote.

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