Injured as a self-employed contractor: can the client be liable?
A zzp label does not answer every workplace liability question. Understand why the nature of the assignment and control over safety matter.
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Injuries at work
Understand workplace safety, employment arrangements and what to do when an accident interrupts your working life.
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Injured as an agency worker: who should you notify?
The agency pays you, but another business may control the workplace. Keep both organisations informed and preserve the assignment details.
Read the answerInjured because of a colleague’s mistake: who should handle the claim?
A colleague may have caused the immediate accident, but the employer’s responsibilities and insurance can still be central.
Read the answerMachine injury at work: safeguards, training and evidence
A machine accident may involve unsafe equipment, an unsafe method or both. Preserve the details before repairs change the situation.
Read the answerMade a mistake at work: can you still claim for your injury?
An employee’s ordinary error is not the same as deliberate recklessness. Assess the safety system as well as the individual action.
Read the answerWork injury without a written contract: do you still have rights?
No signed contract does not automatically mean no protection. Evidence of the actual working relationship can be decisive.
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