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Reduce premiums by focusing on injured workers' hours

One of the most effective ways to reduce workers' comp claims costs and premiums is to focus on returning injured workers to their pre-injury hours, rather than their pre-injury duties, according to workplace relations lawyer Kim Cunningham.


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Duration of priority industry's injury claims increasing

The average number of days lost to a serious workers' comp claim in the construction industry has increased by nearly 40 per cent to more than six weeks since the early 2000s, according to one of two new Safe Work Australia reports.


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Asbestos exposure linked to more types of cancer

Employers that exposed workers to asbestos in the past could be faced with a new raft of damages claims, after French researchers found the hazardous substance causes a range of digestive cancers.


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Bullying-related claims cost $21k on average

The median direct cost of a bullying-related workers' comp claim is nearly $20,000 higher than the all-claims average, according to Safe Work Australia's second annual statement on the issue. The agency has also released its 2015 workers' comp comparison report, as well as new operational and corporate plans.


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