by ABILITY GROUP | Oct 23, 2020 | Workers Compensation
An important new Workers Compensation Regulation Amendment commenced on 23 October 2020. COVID-19 Weekly Payment Compensation clarifies how workers earnings are treated in calculating a weekly payments & Pre-Injury Average Weekly Earnings associated with JobKeeper...
by ABILITY GROUP | Sep 24, 2020 | Workers Compensation
Employers with icare Workers Compensation policies must report changes, especially wage declarations, on time to remain compliant. Failure to do so can trigger audits, penalties, or prosecution. At ABILITY GROUP, we understand that managing workers compensation...
by Marc Ring | Sep 16, 2020 | Injury Management
Many businesses are unsure what to do when they have an employee with a non-work-related injury. Common questions that arise include: As an employer, what is my role? Can the injury become a workers’ compensation claim? Where can I get help? Non-Work Related...
by ABILITY GROUP | Aug 27, 2020 | Investigations, Workers Compensation
Despite ongoing COVID-19 impacts, NSW workers compensation continues to be front page news. NSW Parliamentary Inquiries forced icare, SIRA, EML & the icare Board to participate. icare CEO John Nagle subsequently resigned following revelations his...
by Marc Ring | Aug 4, 2020 | Claim management, Workers Compensation
Effective claim management is critical for organisations seeking to reduce costs, improve employee satisfaction, and maintain compliance. For businesses across Australia, managing workers’ compensation and injury claims efficiently can make a significant difference to...
by Marc Ring | Aug 4, 2020 | Breaking News, Workers Compensation
Late last night (Monday 4th August 2020) following a sensational upper house NSW Parliamentary Inquiry, icare CEO John Nagle has resigned and has had his bonus stripped. As reported by the Sydney Morning Herald “icare boss quits after failing to adequately...
