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Workers who believe they have suffered noise induced hearing loss (NIHL) as a result of noise exposure in the workplace may lodge a claim for workers compensation. To proceed with a claim, the worker is required to undergo testing and assessment by practitioners authorised by WorkCover WA. In certain circumstances,…Read More »

The Workers Compensation and Injury Management Act 2023 (the Act) is supported by a number of administrative instruments, approved forms and notices, and transitional directives. The Act and supporting instruments came into operation on 1 July 2024. Approved forms and instruments must be used from 1 July 2024.

The following frequently asked questions provide information to help you with your claim and general understanding of the workers compensation and injury management scheme.

Find out about Authorised Audiologists and ENT specialists, and the criteria for approval by WorkCover WA.

There are a number of obligations you must meet regarding workers compensation and injury management. These obligations are designed to reduce the financial impact of a work-related injury or illness on your business, as well as the operational impact of managing an injured worker’s rehabilitation and return to work. Read…Read More »

Understanding all of your workers compensation and injury management rights, obligations and entitlements will help you navigate your way to a suitable resolution following an injury or illness in the workplace.