Overview:
This session, which will focus on the nuance of calculating compensation for injured or ill workers, is suitable for recruitment and staffing leaders and those responsible for supporting the health, safety and wellbeing of staff.
Participants will learn about the legislative framework in New South Wales as well as the formulae and factors involved in compensation calculation, with practical examples to illustrate these calculations.
The live delivery of this workshop will be on Wednesday 29 May 2024 at 2:00pm AEST**
Learning Objectives:
Participants of this workshop will learn:
- Understand New South Wales Compensation Framework: Gain a basic understanding of the obligations and requirements for weekly compensation in New South Wales.
- Learn Calculation Methods: Acquire skills in applying the correct calculation methods and understanding the factors that influence compensation amounts.
- Practical Calculation Examples: Apply knowledge through practical examples, enhancing the ability to accurately calculate weekly compensation.
Who Should Attend:
RCSA has a three pillar learning model. This model allows individuals to identify the best L&D content for them based on their level of experience in the recruitment & staffing industry. This workshop has been identified as Develop. For more information about our pillars, see the Learning & Development page of our website.
Meet the facilitator: Kathryn Drake
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Leading Health Path as the Principal Consultant is Kathryn Drake, a distinguished professional in the field of injury management and return-to-work strategies.
With over a decade of experience in the Workers' Compensation industry, Kathryn has honed her expertise in managing complex, high-risk cases and developing effective return-to-work programs.
Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Prosthetics & Orthotics, Return to Work Coordinator Training, and a Certificate IV in Work Health & Safety, complementing her practical experience.
Kathryn is also a certified mental health first aid trainer, a qualification that allows her to provide mental health first aid training as a valuable service to Health Path clients.
Delivery:
- Workshop delivered using Zoom
- All start and end times listed are displayed in Melbourne | Australian Eastern Standard/Daylight Time unless stated otherwise
- Workshop joining links will be sent to registrants no later than 48 hour prior to live delivery from [email protected] or [email protected]
- RCSA workshops are not recorded and participants are required to attend using their own device with a working webcam and microphone
Pricing:
- Member registration to attend the workshop is $235.00 AUD plus GST per participant*
- A group registration rate is available for a minimum of 5 registrations for members from the same organisation. To qualify for this rate, each of the 5 attendees must be registered at the time of booking at the group rate of $211.00 AUD plus GST per participant (minimum total $1055.00 AUD plus GST)
*NZ participants do not pay the GST
Booking Terms & Conditions:
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Cancellations and/or refunds for this event is governed by the RCSA Booking Terms & Conditions
- Note: There is a minimum number of enrolments required for this workshop to run. This page will be updated to indicate the workshop has been confirmed. If your attendance to this workshop requires special
arrangements in order to attend, we recommend confirming the workshop is
running as planned by contacting [email protected]
For More Information:
RCSA Learning & Development
Members within Australia
call 1300 727 504
Members within New Zealand
call toll free + 0800 441 904
E: [email protected]