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Advisory Service

Information, assistance,
advice
Tel 1300 794 744...
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Support available

Contact our advisory services team 

We recognise that the workers’ compensation system is not always the easiest to understand due to the number of different people involved and the complexity of each individual’s situation. If you have a particular concern, we encourage you to contact our Advisory Service on 1300 794 744 who will assist you with your question.


Attend a FREE information seminar

Alternatively, if you have a few questions about workers’ compensation and want to find out more information, you may benefit from coming along to one of WorkCover WA's regular information seminars that will provide guidance on how the process works.

WorkCover WA, in conjunction with IFAP, a not-for-profit safety and health training and consulting organisation, offers an information seminars for injured workers.

This two and a half hour session covers workers’ entitlements, the claims process, legislation relating to workers’ compensation, and responsibilities of parties in the system. The session also explains the injury management process, the role of approved vocational rehabilitation providers and the services they offer. The seminars are free and located at two different locations. For a full overview of the seminar click see the Event Flyer.

The 2009 dates are available from clicking the link and are updated every six months. To book in to one of these sessions please contact IFAP on 9333 9945.

Contact a union or support organisation

If you are a member of a union, they can often provide other support services to you when you have been injured. See the link to UnionsWA and some other support organisations available that are shown on the right hand panel.

Many common questions or concerns are already answered in our frequently asked questions section - there is a link in the right panel. See the related links on the right hand panel for a link to frequently asked questions.

 

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