CGU Exit NSW Workers Compensation

With market speculation now confirmed, CGU will exit the NSW workers compensation scheme when its agency agreement with icare ends in late 2017. As noted in our February 2017 Update, expectations were that the five current agents (Allianz, CGU, EML, GIO, and QBE)...

2017 Looking Ahead

2016 saw significant change across workers’ compensation and in NSW in particular. 2017, looking ahead, is already looking similar with a significant industry change taking effect in April’17 and a key announcement regarding insurers expected in May. In August...

icare Reform Update

In August 2016, our Significant NSW icare Changes article outlined the latest NSW workers compensation changes taking effect in 2017. icare (previously WorkCover NSW) will directly administer policy and billing for the NSW workers compensation scheme. Details since...

Significant NSW icare Changes

The NSW Government has introduced major reforms to the Workers Compensation Scheme, reshaping how employers, brokers, and workers engage with icare. These changes are designed to improve sustainability, streamline processes, and enhance support for injured workers Key...