WorkCover information for injured workers in Victoria

WorkCover after 52 weeks

by The Work Injury Site admin | Oct 30, 2023 | Injured

WorkCover after 52 weeks If you are on WorkCover payments, these may be reduced after 52 weeks if overtime and shift allowances were initially included in your pre-injury average weekly earnings (PIAWE) calculation. Superannuation should begin to be paid to you by the...

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Initial claim information

Medical and like expenses

Weekly payments

Impairment benefit lump sum

Common law lump sum

Disputing decisions made by the insurer

Your employment entitlements and WorkCover

Leaving employment while on WorkCover

Economic loss

Pain and suffering

Do employers have to accommodate injuries?

by The Work Injury Site admin | Apr 4, 2022 | Employment

Do employers have to accomodate injuries? Employers do need to accommodate people that have injuries. However, a distinction needs to be made between those people that have work related injuries and those who have and those who haven't lodged a WorkCover claim. As...

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WorkCover information for injured workers in Victoria

WorkCover after 52 weeks

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Do employers have to accommodate injuries?

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