Defining a 'worker' for the purpose of the workers compensation system in South Australia

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2002

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Stewart, Andrew John

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This paper is directed to the issue of access to workers compensation entitlements, and specifically to the types of “worker” covered by that system, as discussed on pp 9–10 of the August 2002 Issues Paper released by the Review. It proposes the adoption of a new definition of “worker” that (a) is broader than that currently contained in s 3 of the Workers Rehabilitation and Compensation Act 1986 (the Act), and (b) is harmonised with similar definitions in other industrial legislation.

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Andrew Stewart

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This paper is a commissioned work appended to the Report of the Systems Review, Workers Compensation and Occupational Health, Safety and Welfare, December 2002 (Vol. 1) / Brian Stanley, Frances Meredith and Rod Bishop:pp.92-101. Please see Appendix 2 (page 92) of report for the full paper.

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