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Brand WorkSafe

Jurisdictional comparison Policy & Legislation System Organisations Victoria

Dr Mary Wyatt

WorkSafe Victoria aspires to be a centre of excellence for RTW. But with long term RTW rates now below 2006-07 levels, is rhetoric outstripping performance in the smallest mainland state?

In 2008, the Victorian WorkCover Authority was rebranded as WorkSafe. WorkSafe is made up of an occupational health and safety division, as well as an insurance or workers’ compensation division. According to its Wikipedia entry, WorkSafe is recognised as a world leader in occupational health and safety. However, Wikipedia notes that this description of WorkSafe is unreferenced and requires a citation. Wikipedia also highlights...

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Published 06 December, 2010

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