Are leave and super paid while on workers’ compensation in Queensland?
If you’re on workers’ compensation in Queensland, you may be wondering what happens with accrual of your leave entitlements and your superannuation guarantee payments. This blog explains how sick leave, annual leave, long-service leave and other entitlements are treated while you’re receiving workers’ compensation benefits, and what it means for super contributions from your employer. […]
Queensland case review: proving personal injury claims when medical evidence is limited
The Supreme Court of Queensland case of Bauer v Clay [2025] QSC 114 highlights how Courts may approach personal injury claims following motor vehicle accidents. This judgment is particularly important where medical treatment is not immediately sought or medical evidence is limited. It shows that consistent witness evidence and credible testimony can still support a claim. […]
Your plain English guide to motor vehicle accident claims in Queensland
If you have been injured in a motor vehicle accident, you may be entitled to compensation under Queensland’s Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance scheme. This plain English guide explains how to make a CTP claim, who can claim, what types of compensation are available, and the key steps and time limits involved. Whether you are […]
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Chiropractor guilty of professional misconduct following consensual relationship with client
A 2024 Queensland tribunal decision reinforces the strict professional boundaries required of health practitioners. In this case review, a chiropractor was found guilty of professional misconduct after engaging in a consensual sexual relationship with a long-term client.
Receiving a WorkCover Notice of Assessment – Queensland
If you’re an injured Queensland worker with an accepted workers’ compensation claim and you receive a Notice of Assessment, it is important to understand your rights and entitlements associated with that notice.
Workers’ compensation entitlements for construction workers in Queensland
Construction sites expose workers to many potential hazards, including those related to manual handling, working at heights, interacting with electrical systems and operating near large moving machinery. For those injured on the job, worker’s compensation is a vital safeguard which can provide essential support and financial relief.
Common law claims after a workplace injury in Queensland
Common law claims in personal injury offer a pathway for individuals to seek and obtain compensation for loss caused by another party’s negligence. For workers who have been injured on the job, understanding your rights to pursue a common law claim for workplace injuries is essential to ensuring you receive the compensation you are entitled to.
A guide to IMEs in workers’ compensation claims Queensland
If you're navigating the workers' compensation system in Queensland, you may receive notice to attend an Independent Medical Examination (IME). Understanding what this means for you and your rights as an injured worker is crucial for managing your claim effectively.
Your right to sue for personal injury in Queensland
If you have suffered personal injury and loss due to the negligence of another person or entity, you may have entitlement to sue for common law damages, to recover compensation for the injuries sustained.
Working in the heat – workers’ compensation and employee rights in Queensland
Occupations which require employees to work in hot or humid environments can cause serious health risks. Heat related illness should be taken seriously by employers as workers who suffer health related illnesses may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits as a result of the injury.
Steps to take after a workplace injury in Queensland
After a workplace injury, we understand that it is a difficult time in your life and quite stressful. However, along with looking after your health and wellbeing, it is also important to be aware of your workers’ compensation rights and entitlements.