
Steven Cakaric
National Client Solutions Director, Mercer Marsh Benefits
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Australia
The Return to Work Strategy Playbook serves as a practical guide for organisations looking to develop, implement, and optimise their return to work strategies. This playbook is a useful tool for HR Directors, Risk/Insurance/Finance executives, Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) professionals, and National Workers Compensation Managers in Australia, providing actionable insights and guidance on enhancing RTW strategies.
Return to work (RTW) refers to the process of reintegrating employees into the workplace following an injury or illness. This process is critical for organisations, as it directly impacts both employee recovery and the overall health of the business. Effective return to work strategies not only facilitate the healing process for employees but can also minimise the economic repercussions of workplace injuries.
A structured return to work strategy is essential for enhancing employee wellbeing, driving organisational efficiency, and reducing the duration of employee absences. It fosters a culture of support and can ultimately mitigate costs associated with workplace injuries.
What you will learn
In this playbook, you will discover:
Learn more about how our outsourced return to work services can support your organisation and enhance your overall risk management strategy. Download the Return to Work Strategy Playbook to help inform your approach and support your employees effectively.
National Client Solutions Director, Mercer Marsh Benefits
Australia
Head of Workers’ Compensation, Mercer Marsh Benefits
Australia
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