
Printable guide· NSW
Union delegate guide: when a member is hurt at work
Two pages for delegates: the first conversation, the certificate, who pays, and when to escalate.
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v1 — September 2026 · Updated
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The delegate is often the first person an injured member talks to. This guide walks through that first conversation, how the Certificate of Capacity works, who pays for treatment, and when to escalate within the union. It describes the process; it does not give legal advice.
Who it is for
Union delegates, organisers and branch officials.
- Unions
What is on it
- The first conversation: what to ask and what to write down
- The Certificate of Capacity and who completes it
- Who pays for treatment, and when to escalate within the union
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