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Client: what if my support worker gets injured?

10th March 2021

Hireup

Written by Hireup

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We're committed to the wellbeing and rehabilitation of all disability support workers who have been injured while working for Hireup. 

All Hireup support workers are covered by workers compensation insurance and Hireup’s Injury Management team are always there to support them if they're injured on a shift.

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Amber from our Trust and Safety team explains what happens if your support worker gets injured.

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