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The state government’s revised changes to the workers compensation scheme could result in a “great rush” of workers seeking impairment assessments before next year in a bid to avoid retrospective “unfairness”, a national legal association warns.
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The State Government has modified its contentious workers’ compensation reforms and come up with a “compromise” it says protects both injured workers and businesses.
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Unions today launched a targeted campaign against the Malinauskas Government over its workers’ compensation overhaul, accusing Labor of “betraying” its founding values by potentially forcing injured workers into poverty.
Key health care sectors have joined a union backlash against the Malinauskas Government’s workers’ compensation overhaul, accusing the Premier of “short-sightedness” as he engages in a publicity blitz selling his health-heavy budget.
In today’s Notes on Adelaide column: with a fraught preselection ballot looming, the Liberal Party’s state president jets off for a European getaway as the Right faction pushes further into moderate-held branches, and Labor’s ‘steady-as-she-goes’ budget is overshadowed by a stoush with the party’s heartland supporter base.
The Malinauskas Government’s standoff with its labour base has escalated, with the union the Premier formerly led joining a chorus accusing his administration of orchestrating “an attack on working South Australians”.
