Archived Articles 1 - 13 of 13
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RTW Trends in QLD 2005-06 to 2011-12
Return to work trends, influences on return to work, insurer customer service and demographic trends.
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RTW in the sunshine state
Queensland has seen a slight drop in its durable return to work rate over the last year.
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RTW Trends in Queensland 2005-06 to 2010-11
RTW rates have improved, but are still below the highs recorded in 2005-06.
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Return to work support profile - Queensland
As part of a continuing series on the resources available to Return to Work Coordinators in 2011, we take a look at Q-COMP's Return to Work Assist unit in Queensland.
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Change of name, change of outlook
WorkCover employee Teegan Jordan explains that the authority's 'rebranding' of its case managers title reflects an improved RTW focus.
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WorkCover QLD: a new era?
In the past, the workers' compensation industry has suffered from a lacklustre reputation. Kerri Melkersson of WorkCover QLD convinces us a new era has begun.
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Consider the alternative: Part 5 - Queensland
Q-COMP CEO Elizabeth Woods discusses Queensland's unique 'short-tail' workers' compensation system.
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RTW Trends - Queensland 2005-06 to 2009-10
Our review of Queensland return to work results, using the national Return to Work Monitor
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Sunshine state
Will Queensland's focus on supporting people and fixing processes improve financials in the long term?
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We chat with Q-Comp Return to Work unit manager Sonia Minniecon about return to work initiatives in Queensland.
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Queensland reform package has sting in tail
Hot on the heels of the scarlet letter, institutional and working arrangements are up for review at WorkCover QLD.
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The Scarlet Letter
An anonymous tip-off alleging Machiavellian plotting has unions and industry whispering about dirty deeds done anything but dirt cheap at WorkCover Queensland.
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What's happening in Queensland?
We investigate what is really going on in return to work in Queensland - and find very little.