AP789881CRV - The Metal, Engineering and Associated Industries (Accident Pay, Victoria) Award 1998
[Appx A varied by R1735 from 01Jan99]
2nd to 13th week (b)
14th to 26th week
27th to 40th week
Category(a)
Compensation
Accident (c) pay to:
Compensation
Accident (c) pay to:
Compensation
Accident (c) pay to:
(1) Workers with no work capacity:
95%
PIAWE100% (d)
75%
PIAWE100% (d)
75%
PIAWE100% (d)
(2) Workers who have received, accepted and continued in a return to work plan from their employer:
95%
PIAWE
less
CWE(e)100% (d)
60%
PIAWE
less 60%
of CWE100% (d)
60%
PIAWE
less 60%
of CWE100% (d)
(3) Workers in receipt of compensation who have received but not accepted or have failed to continue in or fully comply with, a return to work plan which is not disputed by the treating medical practitioner:
95%
PIAWE100% (d)
60%
PIAWE65%(d)
60%
PIAWE65% (d)
(4) Workers who:
(a) have not received a return to work plan from the employer; or
(b) have received a return to work plan from the employer that is disputed by the treating medical practitioner:95%
PIAWE100% (d)
60%
PIAWE100% (d)
60%
PIAWE100% (d)
(a) Depending on the circumstances, an individual employee may move between categories nominated in the table. For example, an employee who is categorised as a worker with no work capacity, and who is offered and accepts a return to work plan, will be categorised in the next category.
(b) In the first week of injury the employer, by virtue of the Act, will pay 95% of the employee’s PIAWE. No accident pay is payable.
(c) No accident pay is payable unless compensation is being paid.
(d) Of the rate defined in subclauses 1.3.2, 1.3.3, 1.4.1 and 1.4.2, as appropriate.
(e) “CWE” means current weekly earnings.