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  • What is workers’ compensation?

    Workers’ compensation is a compulsory form of insurance paid by employers to a government or a private insurer. It is also called Workcover in some states. Any employer with at least one employee is legally required to have…

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LATEST QUESTIONS

  • How is workers’ compensation organised in Australia?

    There are eleven main workers’ compensation systems and this is overseen by state and territory governments and by the federal government. Insurance is supplied by government, private companies or employers.

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  • What injuries and illnesses are covered by workers’ compensation?

    People with a range of different injuries, illnesses or diseases may be able to receive workers’ compensation. Generally, the injury or disease needs to be attributable to the persons employment. These types of conditions are sometimes also called ‘work-related’.

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  • What is workers’ compensation?

    Workers’ compensation is a compulsory form of insurance paid by employers to a government or a private insurer. It is also called Workcover in some states. Any employer with at least one employee is legally required to have…

    See full answer