The return to work coordinator — The pivotal role
Workplaces that manage the psychosocial side well nearly always have someone at the heart of it. This is usually the RTW coordinator.
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The return to work coordinator companion piece — 10 minutes with a supervisor
Coaching a line manager sounds like something you need a training budget for. But much of it happens in ten minutes on a case that is already open.
Webinar recording: Putting the It Pays to Care lens on AI
In the sixth session of It Pays to Care's Government Workplace Recovery Champions series, Joshua Pearson from Australia Post's myRecovery & Health program discusses where AI is already changing return to work and injury management.
Introducing AI at work without harming wellbeing
AI and digital technologies bring both psychosocial risks and potential benefits, with much depending on how they are introduced.
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