Over 15 million parcels are delivered across Australia every single day. With such a large volume comes a higher risk of something going wrong, which can quickly lead to frustrated customers, disputes over liability and unexpected costs. That’s why, if you’re a courier, it’s vital to know where your responsibilities begin and end—and how to protect yourself when things go…
Workplace injuries are a significant risk, with over 50,000 Australians in transport, postal and warehousing roles injured on the job each year. And for independent couriers, just one incident can mean weeks—or even months—without income. That’s why income protection is absolutely essential for independent couriers. But while it’s a valuable safety net, it’s not a catch-all solution. There are key…
Around 1 in 3 Australians will experience a disability or injury that stops them from working at some point in their lives. For couriers and delivery drivers, who spend long hours on the road and rely on their physical ability to do their jobs, the risk is even greater. Without the right insurance coverage, many workers end up relying on…
Have you ever thought about what it takes to get a package from a warehouse to someone’s doorstep? With over 100 billion packages shipped worldwide every year, courier drivers are the backbone of the delivery industry. If you’re considering becoming a courier driver, you might think the job is just about dropping off parcels—but there’s much more to it than…
Running a courier business is rewarding, but it also comes with its fair share of risks. From accidental injuries to damaged goods, unforeseen incidents can lead to significant financial losses. That’s why having the right insurance coverage is essential for protecting your business and livelihood. With so many insurance options available, it’s important to understand which policies are relevant to…
Workers compensation insurance is important for protecting both employees and employers, covering medical expenses and lost wages due to workplace injuries. However, the financial impact of workers’ compensation costs can be significant for small businesses, affecting their bottomline. This blog aims to provide actionable strategies on how to reduce workers’ compensation costs, helping small business owners manage expenses while maintaining…
Safety training may not be the most glamorous prospect, but when you consider the substantial benefits that it brings to both individuals and organisations, its importance comes into sharp focus. Workplace safety training isn’t just for obvious candidates such as the building construction industries where it’s a legal requirement. There are inherent risks in every workplace – and it’s not…
In today’s fast-paced business environment, companies face a range of challenges that can disrupt operations, from cyber-attacks to workplace accidents and supply chain disruptions. These growing challenges have made it crucial for businesses to combine excellent Workplace Health and Safety (WHS) practices with business continuity planning to safeguard them from potential disruptions. But what exactly is a business continuity plan?…
Imagine a workplace where everyone feels secure, productivity thrives, and accidents are rare. This ideal environment results from rigorous attention to workplace safety, which protects employees and benefits employers through reduced downtime and enhanced morale. Ensuring workplace safety is a collective effort, with responsibilities shared among employers, employees, and other stakeholders. So, when asking the question, “Who is responsible for…
Did you know that as a sole trader, you might not need workers’ compensation insurance? Many sole traders are surprised to learn that their insurance needs differ from larger businesses. Workers’ compensation insurance is designed to protect employees and employers in the event of work-related injuries or illnesses. It ensures that workers receive medical care and compensation for lost…
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