Q-COMP

Who we are

Q-COMP is an independent statutory authority, established on 1 July 2003 under the Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 to oversee Queensland's workers' compensation scheme.

We work with scheme partners such as insurers and the Department of Justice and Attorney-General, and stakeholders to balance the needs of workers and employers to ensure a fair and efficient scheme for all.

We don't receive any funding from the Government's consolidated revenue-we are primarily funded through contributions from insurers.

• Workers' compensation scheme review

  Q-COMP is playing an active role in the review by providing clear and informative submissions to the Committee, and is pleased to be involved in such a robust and transparent process.

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• What we do

  Our primary responsibility is to oversee the Queensland workers' compensation scheme.

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• Our Code of conduct

  Our code is a living document that's meaningful to our employees and the people who do business with us.

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• Our vision, statement of Q-COMP intent and values

  We deliver professional service according to our vision, statement of Q-COMP intent and values.

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• Organisation structure

  Our business teams are focused on delivering excellent customer service and achieving stakeholder satisfaction

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• Board of directors

  Q-COMP's new board members bring a robust mix of business and legal experience to the table.

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• Achievements

  At Q-COMP, we are proud of our achievements. These are some of our latest success stories.

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• Careers

  At Q-COMP our goal is to be an employer of choice.

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• Research funding

  This research initiative provides assistance to eligible organisations or individuals in performing applied research projects focused on furthering the objectives of the workers compensation scheme.

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• Right to information

  The Queensland Government's approach is giving the community greater access to information

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• About workers' compensation

  Information regarding the workers' compensation claims process and a history of the scheme.

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• Fraud prosecution

  Self-insured employers who believe an injured worker is making a fraudulent workers' compensation claim are able to refer the matter to Q-COMP for further investigation and prosecution.

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