WSIB stands for Workplace Safety & Insurance Board. It used to be called the Workers Compensation Board. The WSIB is an Ontario government agency. It works like this:1  Employers contribute to an province-wide insurance fund. 2  Contributions (insurance premiums) are based on the employerâs payroll and the accident experience in their industry. 3  Mining companies, for example, pay more than restaurants. 4  Injured workers are compensated by the WSIB on a âNo Faultâ basis.t works like this: 1  Employers contribute to an province-wide insurance fund. 2  Contributions (insurance premiums) are based on the employerâs payroll and the accident experience in their industry. 3  Mining companies, for example, pay more than restaurants. 4  Injured workers are compensated by the WSIB on a âNo Faultâ basis.
Anyone offering $100 websites should be shot, anyone offering $1000 websites to businesses should be looked at with suspicion. I would estimate that around $3000 is about the bottom end for a decent business site built from the ground up.Thanks for the feedback and generally speaking I must agree with you.erhaps thatâs also true about pricing websites. Why is a âsimple websiteâ $100 to one developer, and $1000 to another? Assuming their skill is the same and their expenses are the same, perhaps where they begin holds the answer.
The True Costs Of Launching A Startup Websites are cheap. Online businesses are expensive. Before (and after) you start one, you should know just how much those costs are going to stack up. By Arshad Chowdhury4 minute Read. Every day someone asks me how much it costs to build a mobile phone application, a website, or an e-commerce site. As a co-owner of Crowd Interactive, and the CEO of an online 360Âº performance review service called ClearGears, Iâm acutely aware of the costs associated with building and running online businesses.