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With the risk of COVID-19 infections ever-present, employees and employers around the world are likely wondering what type of protection exists for their ability to earn a living in case they contract the disease. They may ask: How does the risk of COVID-19 affect the workers’ compensation claim process, and has it become harder or easier to file? Fortunately, the
Australia’s multi-billion dollar workers’ compensation system is receiving fresh criticism from the State Insurance Regulatory Authority as more people come forward confused as to why their injury claims were denied, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
The Victoria Police Department is seeking the public’s help in tracking down a young white man, whom a teenage girl says sexually assaulted her in June.
Hundreds of passengers aboard the Ruby Princess cruise are suing the Carnival Corporation over its neglect and mishandling of the coronavirus aboard the ship when they set sail in March 2020.
As more businesses are bringing people back to centralized offices amid the novel coronavirus pandemic, there is a new public health risk for workers and visitors that they may need to be aware of.
The Federal Court of Australia recently heard the case of a woman who was injured in a fall at a hotel during a work trip, and tried to sue her employer for workers’ compensation.
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