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Webinar recording: Life Insurance - What to do when you don't have a big stick - Make carrot soup.

Beliefs Claims Management Motivation Webinars

MLC Life Insurance

Meredith Taylor, Trina Moyes and Josh Agar from MLC Life Insurance discuss innovative ways to motivate and engage claimants.

About the webinar: Download full webinar description and background. In Australia, Occupational Rehabilitation services evolved in response to the Workplace Injury Management and Workers’ Compensation Act (1998). Claimants are financially obliged to participate in a timely and appropriate return to work – you may say Workers’ Compensation has a big stick. Life Insurance however offers us an alternati...

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Published 08 August, 2017 | Updated 12 September, 2017

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