Comments on: Open for Comment http://safetyconcepts.com.au/open-for-comment/ Workplace Health and Safety Information and OHS Resources for Australian Workers Tue, 01 May 2012 11:28:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: lalithamba http://safetyconcepts.com.au/open-for-comment/comment-page-1/#comment-74 lalithamba Sun, 25 May 2008 02:22:10 +0000 http://safetyconcepts.com.au/105/open-for-comment/#comment-74 HI Your thinking is positive towards flue and cashual employees being not affordable to miss the work and pay even for a day. But permanent's will ge sick as well, flue doesn't know the difference.If you are sick you are. Being permanent emplyoee if you have accmulated leave you can apply go to doctor get medical cirtificate it is good get a flue shot .It is known fact every flue season of the year. Prepare your mine to get back to work once you felt beter. HI
Your thinking is positive towards flue and cashual employees being not affordable to miss the work and pay even for a day. But permanent’s will ge sick as well, flue doesn’t know the difference.If you are sick you are. Being permanent emplyoee if you have accmulated leave you can apply go to doctor get medical cirtificate it is good get a flue shot .It is known fact every flue season of the year. Prepare your mine to get back to work once you felt beter.

]]> By: Kyle http://safetyconcepts.com.au/open-for-comment/comment-page-1/#comment-67 Kyle Fri, 11 Apr 2008 00:22:16 +0000 http://safetyconcepts.com.au/105/open-for-comment/#comment-67 My understanding is the only diseases you can claim compensation for are thiose listed under Regulation 2.5 of The Act; Tuberculosis, viral hepatitis, legionnaires' disease, HIV, Q Fever, Anthrax, Leptospiroses, and Brucellosis. There are always other avenues you can follow to get around it, just takes time... My understanding is the only diseases you can claim compensation for are thiose listed under Regulation 2.5 of The Act;
Tuberculosis,
viral hepatitis,
legionnaires’ disease,
HIV,
Q Fever,
Anthrax,
Leptospiroses, and
Brucellosis.

There are always other avenues you can follow to get around it, just takes time…

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