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Workers' comp disputes will be simplified, and exceptions made to caps on medical coverage and permanent impairment claims, under recommendations the WorkCover Independent Review Office is likely to make to the NSW Government.
Workplace falls were the main cause of fatalities in the construction industry over the 12 years to 2013-14, with falls from roofs and ladders causing more than half of the deaths, according to a new Safe Work Australia report.
The Federal Government's three SRC Amendment Bills show "little understanding" of the dynamics of good workers' comp schemes, will drive up employer premiums and will "cost lives", according to a senior workers' compensation lawyer.
With South Australia's new workers' comp laws taking effect in a matter of weeks, ReturnToWork SA's chair has outlined three areas employers should focus on to ensure they're ready for the new scheme.
In a scathing judgment, the AAT has found an injured worker's physiotherapists treated her for nearly two decades without helping her achieve any functional goals or self-manage her condition.
A national employer has been fined a record $363,000 over the death of a non-employee, after the Federal Court found it should be penalised for its conduct both before and after the fatal incident.