The State Insurance Regulatory Authority (SIRA) has launched an online platform to help people understand how workers compensation claims should be handled.

The NSW Government has endorsed proposed reforms to simplify the dispute resolution system for injured road users and workers who make a compensation claim.

The NSW Government has endorsed reforms that simplify the dispute resolution system for injured road users and workers who make a compensation claim.

Employers now have a more direct line to our customer service team.

The State Insurance Regulatory Authority has issued more than 50 fines to employers that don’t have the right workers compensation insurance.

The State Insurance Regulatory Authority is raising the bar on customer service for people making a CTP or workers compensation claim.

A new online tool is making it easier for small business to learn about their workers compensation obligations and find out what to do when a worker is injured.

SIRA’s Compliance and Performance Review of the Workers Compensation Nominal Insurer has attracted significant interest from employers, workers and industry stakeholders.

The newsClaims Assessment and Medical Assessment Guidelinessapplicable to the 1999 Compulsory Third Partys(CTP)sScheme havesbeen publishedsonsthe SIRA website and NSW Government Gazette:

SIRA has advised surgeons and relevant medical groups of planned changes to surgical fees in the NSW workers compensation scheme. The proposed change will bring surgical fees in workers compensation in line with AMA rates and fees paid in the CTP scheme, while still being among the highest of all Australian jurisdictions.