Gradual onset injuries are when a worker has done the same job, typically for a number of years. The body wears down and at some point, injuries happen. Outside of work this is called degenerative and ACC typically does not cover the claim. At work this is called bad luck for the employer as the claim is accepted and hits your Experience Rating â penalties on your ACC levies.
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What would happen if someone hacked into your work database and stole information? Do you have a cyber security plan? Something that says what you do know and what you should do if it actually happens? How do you protect your customers and your staff?
Read MoreWhat a lot of employers do not realise or know is that ACC isnât 100% correct in the way it accepts a claim as a workplace claim.
Read MoreWhat a lot of employers do not realise or know is that ACC isnât 100% correct in the way it accepts a claim as a workplace claim.
Read MoreACC have jumped on the bandwagon and said they will no longer be completing refunds or accepting payments by cheque fromâŠ
Read MoreIt gives me great please to introduce Sue Walton who has joined us on 1 August.
Sabine manages our accounts and reporting functions across the group. In this role she will be the go to for all our clients, suppliers and stakeholders regarding the finances.
Read MoreYou and your accountant will be reviewing the profit and loss statement looking for ways expenses can be managed in the future. At the top of the list is ACC (for no other reason than it starts with an âaâ.
ACC itâs a tax, itâs compulsory so it must be right, no point looking at that expense, right?
Not quite.
ACC is currently running a pilot / trial targeting 6 - 99 employees where you can take advantage of a co-investment grant. This is for training in health & safety.
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