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Paying your premiums

When do I pay my premium: When do I need to send my financial details to workcover for the calculation of my final premium?
Managing premiums: How do small companies manage minor time loss expenses without impacting on their workCover premiums?
Inhouse medical expenses: Are “in-house’ medical costs included in the empoyer’s initial portion of the claims costs before the claim is lodged?
Paying for medical expenses: Are all costs incurred taken into account when calculating premiums?
Estimating premiums: Are future costs estimated through the use of general industry data or data specific to the Live Entertainment Industry?
Estimates on valuation dates: Why have estimates varied more on the valuation dates of 30 April 2005; 30 November 2005; and 31 March 2006?
Inactive claim effect on SCEs: Why do inactive claims continue to have estimate (SCE)s calculated?
Workers who leave: Why is there still an estimate calculated for a worker who has left?
Rejection of liability: Why is there an estimate against a claim where there has been a rejection of liability?
Settled claim effect: The claim has been settled but an estimate continues to be calculated?
Retirement effect: Why do estimates continue to be calculated once retirement age is reached?
Death of worker: The worker has died, but an estimate has still been calculated?
Non-negligent third party: Are non-negligent third party TAC claims excluded for premium purposes?
Two different claims: Why are there different estimates assigned to the same injury for two different claims?
Coding of claims: Why is the coding on claims important?
Estimates with a zero: Why are estimates with a zero not reflected on ACCtion?
Estimate effect for June and July: Why is the premium estimate (SCE) calculated in mid July higher than the estimate (SCE) calculated at the end of June?
Incorrect data: What happens if the data on the claim was incorrect as at 8 July 2006?