Receiving a return-to-work notice from your employer’s insurer is a serious matter. This notice indicates that your income compensation will likely be reduced or stopped completely. However, if you haven’t
When you’re injured, it’s important to know your rights and the type of compensation you may be entitled to. In Western Australia, there are two main legal avenues for injury-related
In Western Australia, worker income compensation payments are calculated based on a worker’s average earnings from 12 months before the injury. If the worker was employed for less than a
While you are not required to engage a lawyer to submit a workers compensation claim, seeking legal advice is strongly recommended. It’s especially crucial if you are unsure of your
In Western Australia, employers are required by law to hold workers compensation insurance. Once an injured worker has their claim accepted, the insurer will tell the employer to start paying
In Western Australia, the Act states you have 12 months from the date of your work injury to claim workers compensation. However, this is not a strict deadline, and claims
Safe Work Australia has published a new report highlighting a concerning upward trend of workplace violence and aggression in Australia. The survey data was based on Safe Work Australia’s workers’
You can continue receiving workers compensation income payments in Western Australia as long as you remain unable to work due to your injury. These payments will stop once you recover
Workers Compensation is a type of insurance in Western Australia that provides coverage for workers who sustain work-related injuries or illnesses. It’s governed by the Workers’ Compensation and Injury Management