There are consequences if you delay reporting a workplace injury
Even a delay in reporting the workplace injury of more than 24 hours can be sufficient justification to reject a valid workers compensation claim. Read More
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The legal and ethical requirements of doctors in workers compensation cases
Doctors play a vital role within the workers compensation system. Their opinions can assist with workers returning to employment quickly in their previous role or an alternative role. Read More
Parliamentary Committee inquiry into South Australia’s Return to Work scheme hands down its findings
In November 2017, we received a copy of the final report from the Parliamentary Committee and we're very pleased that many of our proposed recommendations were accepted/supported by the Parliamentary Committee. Read More
Will my workers compensation insurer pay for house and garden help while I am incapacitated?
Injured workers are often not fully aware of all of their legal rights and entitlements through the Return to Work system. One such entitlement involves assistance around the house and garden. Read More
Will a workers compensation claim impact on my future job prospects?
There are many reasons why employers are hesitant about employing people who have previously claimed workers compensation under the South Australian Return to Work Scheme or the federal Comcare laws. Read More
10 things to know when seeking medical treatment while on workers compensation
The simple rule is that medical expenses can be incurred for 12 months following the last date a worker received income support payments (weekly payments). Read More
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