As workers’ compensation premiums rise across Australia, many new clients come to us after consulting their trusted advisors, lawyers, accountants, brokers, or HR consultants. While these business partners may offer some assistance, in many cases, their support is limited to general guidance. Engaging specialist consultants offers clear benefits, especially in easing the financial and operational strain of workers’ compensation.
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As we enter the 2025/26 financial year, businesses across Australia will face a mixed bag of changes to 2025/26 workers compensation premium increases. At ABILITY GROUP, we’re committed to helping employers navigate workers compensation-related matters with clarity and confidence. Here’s a state/territory breakdown of what’s changing and what it means for your 2025/26 workers compensation premiums.
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The NSW Government has introduced significant NSW workers compensation reforms, aiming to modernise protections for employees while ensuring sustainability for businesses. We summarise NSW Government’s key workers compensation Protecting Workers Compensation for Future Generations changes and how they will directly impact employers, insurers, and workers across the state. and importantly highlight What It Means for Your Business.
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As summer approaches, it’s time to review and renew your policies. June marks a critical period for policyholders, and we’re here to ensure your coverage continues seamlessly, whether you’re renewing a business insurance plan, updating your health coverage, or reviewing your property protection.
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As the End of Financial Year (EOFY) approaches, businesses across Australia prepare to celebrate achievements, reward teams, and reflect on the year’s progress. EOFY workplace celebrations are a fantastic way to boost morale and strengthen company culture, but safety must remain a top priority.
At ABILITY GROUP, we’re committed to helping organisations create safe, inclusive, and compliant work environments. That includes making sure EOFY events are enjoyable without compromising wellbeing or legal obligations.
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The NSW workers’ compensation scheme is facing significant financial challenges, with projections indicating it may only remain sustainable for another two years without substantial reforms. This situation has serious implications for employers, as potential changes could affect insurance premiums, claims processes, and overall compliance requirements.
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