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TUE
2:19PM

Tips for employers included in major PTSD report

Employers of first responders should brief recruits on the mental health risks inherent in their roles and the stressful nature of the organisation's "mission", to ensure they know what they're getting themselves into, an Australian-first report on post-traumatic stress disorder has recommended.


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3:58PM

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12:25PM

Few GPs embracing "fit note" system for workers

In a timely study, given Australia's shift from traditional medical certificates to "fit notes" for sick or injured workers, researchers have warned that few GPs declare workers as "maybe fit" under the UK's eight-year-old system.


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12:42PM

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3:55PM

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3:58PM

Inquiry demands "narrative" injury tests

Injured workers whose conditions aren't considered "serious", but who are unable to work, will have uncapped access to weekly benefits and medical expenses under a narrative test, if recommendations from a South Australian parliamentary inquiry are adopted.


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11:25AM

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2:31PM

WED
2:43PM

Strict rules unlikely for workers' comp surveillance

The NSW Government has declared its support or support in principle of all 26 recommendations from a recent workers' comp inquiry, but appears unlikely to crack down on "aggressive" surveillance providers.


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2:03PM

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