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Guidelines for claiming workers compensation

Guidelines for claiming workers compensationRequirements, information and guidance for workers , employers, insurers and other for claiming workers compensation 3 ContentsAbout these Guidelines 4 Part A How the claims process works 7A1 Initial notification of an injury 7A2 Provisional payments 9A3 Claims for compensation 13 Part B What compensation may cover Weekly payments Work capacity assessments Work capacity decisions Reviews of work capacity decisions 26B2 Medical, hospital and rehabilitation expenses 31B3 Domestic assistance Return to work assistance (new employment assistance) Return to work assistance (education or training assistance) 42B5 Property damage 44B6 Lump sum compensation for permanent impairment 46B7 Payments in the event of death 51B8 Commutation of compensation 54B9 Work injury damages 56B10 Disputes and failure to determine a claim 60B11 worker representation 63 Part C Exempt categories of workers Weekly payments Reducing or discontinuing weekly payments 68C2 Medical, hospital and rehabilitation ex

Workers Compensation (Bush Fire, Emergency and Rescue Services) Act 1987. Exempt categories of workers. The . Workers Compensation Legislation Amendment Act 2012. changed the workers compensation laws. The 2012 amendments do not apply to police officers, paramedics or fire fighters.

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