 Workers Compensation Act 1987 (NSW)

The Workers Compensation Act 1987 is legislation in New South Wales (NSW), Australia, that governs the workers' compensation system in the state. It was enacted to provide a framework for compensating workers who suffer injuries or illnesses as a result of their employment. Here are some key features of the Act: 1. **No-Fault Compensation**: The Act establishes a no-fault compensation system, meaning that injured workers can receive benefits without needing to prove that their employer was negligent.