New report highlights work design strategies to improve workers' mental health and wellbeing
The Design for Care research project is led by Curtin University, the University of Sydney and Monash University and funded by icare...
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Work capacity decisions
A work capacity decision is a decision made by a Claims Service Provider throughout the claim to confirm the amount of weekly payments...
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Commutations
A commutation is an agreement between your worker and insurer to finalise the claim via a single lump sum payment...
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Claims Service Provider support
How your Claims Service Provider can help and their limitations...
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Other claim stakeholders
There are multiple claims stakeholders involved in a workers compensation claim. Each have different roles to play to assist you to recover from your injury and return to work...
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Work injury damages
Work injury damages (WID) are a type of settlement to resolve a claim in circumstances where an employer's negligence has contributed to the causation of a workplace injury...
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Psychological wellbeing for people with a dust disease
icare provides psychological supports for people with a work-related dust disease...
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Improve the health of your small business
October is Small Business Month in NSW and as an official collaborative partner, icare is hosting face-to-face and virtual events to support workplace health and safety for small businesses across NSW...
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Looking after yourself and your workplace
At times, there are situations where work and life stress can influence our mood and ability to run a business and fulfil our jobs...
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Dispute pathways for employers
If your Claims Service Provider (CSP) makes a decision on a claim that you do not agree with, there are options available for you to request a review of the decision...
