Harmonisation in turmoil as Victoria demands year delay; and more
Harmonisation in turmoil as Victoria demands 12-month delay; and South Australian employers promised lower premiums under proposed incentive laws.
Harmonisation in turmoil as Victoria demands 12-month delay; and South Australian employers promised lower premiums under proposed incentive laws.
Western Australian Government's "ridiculous" claim putting workers at risk; WA appoints 27 new safety inspectors, cuts age tests for licences; and Warning issued after worker falls to death through unguarded floor.
Holidaying carers guilty of $64K WorkSafe fraud; Research finds no trace of mobile phone/tumour link, says industry body; SA Unions call for fairer workers' comp scheme; and WorkCover NSW investigating Orica spill and finger amputations.
A long-running workers' comp dispute in South Australia has shown that courts are reluctant to characterise harmful lifestyle choices as "compensable sequels" to workplace injuries, a lawyer says. Also in this article, an injured ACT worker who struck his manager has had his claim rejected.
Fatality and fire being investigated at two BHP sites; and NSW employers eligible for bigger RTW subsidies.
ACT introduces model Bill as other jurisdictions announce plans; and South Australia appoints new IR minister, creates workers' comp portfolio.
South Australia to ban synthetic marijuana detected in workers; WorkSafe calls for change after issuing more than 2000 notices; and "Small" safety initiatives to be recognised in revamped Victorian awards.
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