SISA provides assistance for members in their interactions with the return to work scheme, and promotes best practice in the prevention and management of workplace injuries.
Thursday 18 September 2025
SISA Office - Unit 5, Level 1, 170 Greenhill Rd PARKSIDE SA 5063
27 March 2025
We are very excited to announce the date for this year's Closing The Loop!
26 February 2025
In recent years, there has been a significant rise in hearing loss claims across most workers compensation schemes, for both insured employers and self-insurers. Hearing loss claims often arise from jobs involving heavy machinery or exposure to loud noises.
26 February 2025
The South Australian Employment Tribunal has recently handed down a decision in the matter of Holberton v Tasmea Limited [2025] SAET 8. At issue in this dispute was not whether the worker had sustained noise induced hearing loss as a result of employment, but rather whether the worker was exposed to noise capable of causing noise induced hearing loss in his employment with Ottoway Engineering Pty Ltd (Ottoway Engineering) (a company owned and operated by Tasmea Limited (Tasmea)), or another employer.
RTWSA - Latest Medical Fee Schedules for allied health, hospital, medical, mental health and return to work service providers effective from 1 July 2024 - including Medical 1A/1B, public/private hospi
Local OHS&W, injury management and training service providers.
Self-insurance in the context of the South Australian return to work scheme means that an employer is granted the ability to fund and manage compensation claims made by its own workforce.
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