WorkCover information for injured workers in Victoria

 

If I get injured at work do I get paid?

If I get injured at work do I get paid?

If I get injured at work do I get paid? If you get injured at work, and that injury is in some way related to your employment, then it is possible to be paid compensation for some of your lost earnings if your ability to work is impacted. In order to be compensated,...

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What is a WorkCover certificate?

What is a WorkCover certificate?

What is a WorkCover certificate? A WorkCover certificate is usually called a certificate of capacity or a work capacity certificate. It is a certificate that is specifically used in WorkCover matters, and is different to a normal medical certificate that you might get...

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The role of your GP in a WorkCover claim

The role of your GP in a WorkCover claim

The role of a GP in your WorkCover claim It’s likely that your GP will play an important role in your WorkCover matter if you have been obtaining treatment from them for your work related injury, illness or condition. Unfortunately, the role of a GP in the Victorian...

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Can you take holidays while on WorkCover?

Can you take holidays while on WorkCover?

Can you take holidays while on WorkCover? Yes, despite what many people believe, you can take holidays while on WorkCover. Just because you’re on WorkCover or in receipt of payments, does not mean you are not allowed to travel anywhere. Although you are allowed to...

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When do you need a certificate of capacity?

When do you need a certificate of capacity?

When do you need a certificate of capacity? You need a certificate of capacity when you want to claim weekly payments from the WorkCover insurer. Certificates only required when claiming weekly payments Certificates of capacity are only required if you want to claim...

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