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FAQsQuestionDoes the employer have to have a Register of Injuries Book for injuries that occur in the workplace?AnswerYes, the employer is required by law to have a Register of Injuries Book in the workplace and all injuries must be recorded in that book. If the employer does not have a Register of Injuries Book, they can obtain a copy of a Register of Injuries Book from the WorkCover Authority. [ Search for related questions]Sort FAQs by Topic | Workers compensation | All | |
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