Videos

Who is a worker and understanding apportionment of liability

Kym Cavanagh and Pat Hall of Hede Byrne & Hall joins us to present our latest webinar topics (July 2021).

Making sense of your workers' compensation insurance obligations

Webinar hosted by CCIQ. When it's time to renew your WorkCover policy, do you know what you need to do and who you need to cover?

Tips on how to complete the work capacity certificate for psychological injuries

Dr Quentin Mungomery, psychiatrist and Medical Assessment Tribunal member provides general practitioners with tips on completing the Work capacity certificate - workers' compensation for patients with work related psychological injuries.

Tips for developing suitable duties for a safe return to work

In this webinar recording, WorkCover Queensland host and co-presenter Tim Meadows, Specialist Lead Return to Work, welcomes guest presenter Michelle Maclean, Occupational Therapist, to discuss the benefits of offering suitable duties to injured workers and to outline what goes into developing a suitable duties plan.

The health benefits of good work

Work plays an important role in any rehabilitation process because 'doing' promotes recovery.

Vicarious liability and contributory negligence: who is at fault?

Ross McConaghy and Leah Mogg of Jensen McConaghy discuss vicarious liability and contributory negligence in our latest legal webinar (July 2021).

Did you know a physical injury or illness can lead to a mental injury as well?

Did you know that mental injuries can also happen after or in connection to a physical injury at work?

Understanding premium calculation: Ways to minimise your premium

In this webinar recording, WorkCover Queensland presenters Juan Danga and Melanie Stojanovic, discuss the ins and outs of premium calculation and how an employer could minimise their premium.

Diversity and inclusion for mentally healthy workplaces

Catherine Lee, Director and Founding partner of Lethbridge Piper and Associates, shares insights on how neurodivergent workers may experience risk at work differently from their neurotypical co-workers – and what you can do to ensure you are making workplaces safer, healthier, and more inclusive for neurodivergent workers.

New requirements for carrying out work in or entering domestic roof spaces commence 1 January 2025

Micharl Gibson and Kirsty McLean discuss the new requirements for carrying out work in or entering domestic roof spaces commence 1 January 2025.

De-escalating aggression and violence in the workplace

Mark Oostergo discusses occupational violence and aggression in the workplace.

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