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Continuity of employer and duties refers to injured workers who had returned to work at the same employer and carried out the same duties as prior to their injury

 

A majority of Victorian workers who do return to work return to the same employer and the same duties, with nearly two thirds doing so in 2008/09.  However, since 2005/06, when it was at more than three quarters, the proportion of workers to do so has fallen.

 

Over the same period, there has been a rise in the proportion of workers who return to the same employer but with different duties, from around 15% in 2005/06 to 20% in 2008/09. In 2008/09, less than 10% of Victorian workers returned to a different employer with the same duties, and a slightly lower proportion returned to a different employer with different duties.  

 

 

Question:   [Are/Were] you working with the same employer you were working for when you incurred your original injury?

Question:   [Are/Were] you doing the same sort of work or duties that you were doing when you incurred your original injury?