New Australian Data

$28.6 billion:
The hidden cost of delayed workplace injury intervention.

New Australian data reveals why organisations that act earlier reduce claim costs, shorten durations, and return employees to work faster. Stop relying on reactive processes. Join us as we unpack the findings from our latest report - The Business Case for Early Injury Intervention - and explore what the data means for employers in today's evolving workplace.

Critical cost escalation and likelihood drop-off after 70 days

Evidence from 146,700+ claims analysed across Australia

Actionable framework for early intervention ROI

Based on verified Australian data

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The business case for early injury intervention.

For employers, injury management is no longer just a compliance obligation - it is a strategic workforce capability.

$28.6B

Financial Impact

The staggering cost of delayed workplace injury intervention.

146,700

Serious Workers Compensation Claims

Were lodged in 2023-24, involving at least one week off work.

21.3%

Serious Claims

Involve 13 weeks or more time lost from work, with median time lost increasing over time.

During this webinar, we'll discuss:

  • What early injury intervention is and the importance in the workplace

  • The measurable cost of ineffective injury management

    Economic impact and employer cost implications.

  • The importance of pre and ongoing employment medicals

  • How data plays a role in injury prevention and mitigation

  • The importance of immediate action/support following an injury

Gain valuable insights to help your organisation:

Reduce claim duration and cost

Improve employee engagement and trust

Lower long-term workers compensation premium pressure

Greater organisational resilience