The average Workers Compensation insurance premium rate will remain at 1.8% for 2025/26. While positive news for employers, it is important you still review your Premium Notice carefully, as the payroll premium rate your organisation pays is based on: Your industry – different rates apply to different industries based on risk. Your overall remuneration – it’s important to ensure this is up-to-date and accurate. Historical performance – your claims history and return to wor

Concerned by a three-fold increase in its workers’ compensation premium, The Family Systems Hub engaged Risk Strategies to review its insurance arrangements and premium. It resulted in a $9,422.09 premium reduction for the current 2024/25 year plus a historical correction for 2023/24 and 2022/23, which delivered a total rebate of $13,589.

While most organisations won't see the significant increases in premiums they did last year, it's important to check your Premium Notice...

In October 2023, we brought together a panel of injury and claims management experts from insurance, industry, consulting and systems to...

Robust safety management systems, and effective injury & workers compensation management, reduce injuries and workers compensation costs.

A large cleaning company improved its financial outcomes by halving costs of their workers compensation claims. Client challenge To...