What are 2 things you must do when making a claim for workers compensation?
How to make a workers compensation claim
- Step 1: Get treatment plus a workers compensation medical certificate.
- Step 2: Tell your employer about your injury/illness.
- Step 3: Your right to make a workers compensation claim.
- Step 4: Get a workers compensation claim form.
- Step 5: Complete the claim form.
Do you accrue annual leave while on workers compensation in Tasmania?
Annual leave Tasmania’s Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1988 does not deal with the accrual of leave. In determining if a worker can accrue leave, employers should check the conditions of the applicable award or agreement and/or with the Fair Work Ombudsman (external link).
What is workers compensation Tasmania?

Workers compensation is payable to a worker who suffers an injury or disease arising out of or in the course of their employment. As an employer you must either: apply to the WorkCover Tasmania Board for a permit to self insure against workers compensation claims made by your workers.
When can an employee claim for compensation?
The workmen’s compensation act, 1923, is a type of social security legislation. The compensation is paid in event of an accident or injury (including some occupational disease) that arises out of or during the employment and that results in total or partial disablement or demise of the worker.
Is workers compensation insurance compulsory in Tasmania?
It is compulsory to have workers compensation insurance if your business has employees. May cover part of your normal income if you are prevented from working due to sickness or injury.
How long can you stay on workers compensation in Australia?

Length of claim – up to 26 weeks.
Do you pay superannuation on workers compensation?
Superannuation is generally not payable while an employee is on workers compensation however there are exceptions.
Who comes under employee compensation?
-The Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923 provides for payment of compensation to workmen (or their dependants) in case of personal injury caused by accident or certain occupational diseases arising out of and in the course of employment and resulting in disablement or death. The Act was last amended in 1976. 2.