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What happens when WorkCover decides that workplace bullying - which your doctor tells you is responsible for your skyrocketing blood pressure and increasing reactive arthritis flare-ups - is actually "reasonable management action"?
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Only time will tell whether the Rann government's WorkCover reforms are on the money or off the rails.
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Things in South Australia have gone from bad to worse.
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Over the last 11 years, the rate of return to the pre-injury employer has been in decline. Last year, the rate of return to same duties also hit a new low. What's going on?
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Ms Jill Hall MP - Government Whip and erstwhile disability rehabilitation counsellor - gives us her perspective on reforms currently before the Senate.
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Simon Tatz, from the Mental Health Council of Australia, lays down the law about mental illness and inclusive RTW
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As we begin drafting a Code of Ethics to help return to work coordinators do their job, we invite you to get involved!
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In this interview with UK expert we learn that modern vocational rehabilitation is not about delivering an expensive service.
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A newly established Adelaide group offers to provide support, counselling, guidance and a united voice, as well as lobbying against recent WorkCover reforms.
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An interview with the Australian Rehabilitation Providers Association's Jane Monk.
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The Cochrane Occupational Health Field gathers evidence on the effectiveness of occupational health interventions and publishes reviews. RTW Matters spoke with Coordinator Jos Verbeek.
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WorkCover improvements would benefit patients, practitioners, employers and the community.
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Qualified assessors the key to determining disability pension eligibility.
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Denmark has in place a social system that keeps unemployment low, wages high, and job prospects flexible and secure.
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Great return to work practice is good for business! What's in it for you?
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