By Anton Pahoff Effective 29 July 2025, Workcover QLD has set a deadline for audiometric testing requirements for all workers exposed to noisy workplaces. New audiometric testing requirements effective 29…
By Anton Pahoff Recently, Comcare prosecuted the Department of Defence for failure to immediately notify of a serious injury. This highlights the necessity for PCBU’s to understand their obligations relating…
By Cathy Power In the realm of workers’ compensation, employers often find themselves facing a multitude of frustrations. The lack of control over their claims and a pervasive sense of…
By Simon Booth We live in age of predictive data. We have the ability to gather data in a certain area, over time, and use it to accurately predict outcomes.…
By Simon Booth The quirks of the Victorian Workers’ Compensation system can result in employers investing time and energy in managing claims that provide absolutely no financial benefit. The two…
By Staff Writers As of 1 July, 2021, new legislation allows Victorians who suffer from work-related mental health injuries to access early treatment and support as they await the outcome…
By Simon Booth The Victorian government’s Independent Review into the Victorian Workers’ Compensation System is due to be published soon. Aegis RMS made a submission addressing its concerns about the…
By Simon Booth There are limited arguments that an employer can make in relation to claim liability. The following are NOT acceptable reasons for disputing a claim. They have a…
By Simon Booth The Victorian government’s Independent Review into the Victorian Workers’ Compensation System is due to be published in April. Aegis RMS made a submission addressing its concerns about…
By Simon Booth The Victorian government’s Independent Review into the Victorian Workers’ Compensation System is due to be published in April. Aegis RMS made a submission addressing its concerns about…
