WorkCover WA is the government agency responsible for regulating and administrating the workers’ compensation scheme in Western Australia under the Workers’ Compensation and Injury Management Act 1981.
The scheme ensures workers who suffer a work-related injury or illness are compensated for lost earnings, medical expenses, and other associated costs, and assists injured workers to achieve a safe and sustained return to work.
14 Jul
Foundations of Workers’ Compensation: Claims Managers – Now Available
WorkCover WA is pleased to announce the release of the new online training course ‘Foundations of Workers’ Compensation: Claims Managers’. This exciting new product is free for all industry stak... Read More »
04 Jul
Claims in Focus: Join us for the launch of our new Claims Managers training program!
WorkCover WA is pleased to announce the upcoming release of the new online training course ‘Foundations of Workers’ Compensation: Claims Managers’. This exciting new product is free for all indu... Read More »
01 Jul
Public hospital fees for workers’ compensation patients 2022-23
Revised public hospital fees for compensable patients take effect from 1 July 2022. These fees are regulated by the Department of Health under the Health Services Act 2016. A copy of the schedule is a... Read More »
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WorkCover WA Conference
WorkCover WA looks forward to welcoming you to the WorkCover WA Conference 2022 on the new date, Wednesday, 16 November 2022. Optus Stadium will host the conference and this year’s theme is ‘reflecting on the past, focusing on the future’ as we celebrate 40 years of WorkCover WA.
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Find out about upcoming events including webinars and training.
A series of videos exploring key messages of the Insurer and Self-insurer Principles and Standards.
Learn more about WorkCover WA, our priorities and activities during the past financial year.
Gain the skills needed to succeed as a workers’ compensation claims manager.
Site last updated: 5 August 2022 at 9:11 am
