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1 Service Level Commitment to s Hotel Employers Mutual Ltd ABN
2 Hotel Employers Mutual Limited(HEM) is the specialised insurer for the hospitality industry and it is our objective to provide our insured employers with industry best practice service - rewarding them with a safe, timely and durable return to work (RTW) for injured workers and competitively priced premiums. To meet our objectives we focus on: Assisting our insured employers to make their workplace safe and promote the health, safety and welfare of their workers Ensuring injured workers receive prompt, proactive and effective treatment in the management of their injuries to improve return to work outcomes and therefore further reducing premiums Employers themselves make the biggest difference to injury management outcomes. Clear and accurate communication between all stakeholders regarding responsibilities and service expectations is a critical element to ensure effective outcomes. Our one team service model provides a HEM dedicated team of specialists in claims management, underwriting and OHS who work in partnership with our clients to meet service expectations. Our use of standard systems and processes ensures a consistency of practice in the activities that have an impact on claims and in turn premiums. To address client expectations we have developed the attached service standards which allow us to recognise the differing needs and expectations of our insured employers. This commitment will remain current for the term of the insurance policy in force with HEM. HEM Service Level commitment Feb
3 The following tables outline the general service levels expected of both s and HEM. Schedule 1 attached contains specific details and timeframes for performance in accordance with WorkCover NSW and HEM requirements. General Service Expectations Develop an Injury Management Program in accordance with WorkCover NSW requirements Assist insured employers with the development of an appropriate Return to Work Program Encourage active involvement in the management of workplace injuries through ongoing education and training Adhere to the privacy laws when collecting and handling personal information Manage complaints in accordance with the HEM Complaints Handling Policy Retain appropriate records of all relevant communications with key stakeholders Provide Watching Out for You Poster and Generic Return to Work Program Participate in the requirements of the HEM Injury Management Program Establish a Return to Work Program in accordance with WorkCover NSW requirements and make details available to all employees and HEM Understand the rights and responsibilities of all key stakeholders Adhere to the privacy laws when collecting and handling personal information Inform HEM of any service delivery issues and any suggestions for improving service delivery Retain accessible records of all relevant communications with key stakeholders Provide suitable and /or alternative duties (unless not reasonably practicable) in accordance with WorkCover NSW requirements Maintain a Register of Injuries in accordance with WorkCover NSW requirements HEM Service Level commitment Feb
4 Account Management Service Expectations Appoint an Account Manager for the insured employer to act as key contact for implementation of services. Advise key parties of changes as indicated in Schedule 1 Appoint a Case Manager where required and advise key parties of any changes in accordance with Schedule 1 Where relevant, communicate with the insured employers appointed intermediary in accordance with the employers instructions Conduct claim review meetings as indicated in Schedule 1 Provide premium projections as indicated in schedule 1 Provide access to online reporting and claim reporting tools Provide written advice to the insured employer of any claim where Net Incurred increases by greater than $15K at any one time as indicated in schedule 1 Use a claim and/or policy reference number when communicating with the insured employer Where relevant nominate an employee relationship representative to act as the key contact with HEM in regards to the implementation of these service standards. Advise HEM as indicated in Schedule 1 Appoint a RTW coordinator and advise HEM of any changes in accordance with Schedule 1 (applicable to employers with more than 20 employees only) Where an intermediary is engaged provide instructions to HEM regarding information to be communicated to that intermediary Address queries or comments regarding these service standards to HEM Account Manager directly Use a claim and/or policy reference number when communicating with HEM HEM Service Level commitment Feb
5 Underwriting Service Expectations Ensure WIC classification is appropriate Allocate all payments to relevant policy Calculate premiums in accordance with the prevailing HEM formula Complete renewal documents (Actual and Estimate Wages Declaration Forms) within 2 months of renewal date Pay instalments and/or premiums in accordance with the Premium Notices issued OHS Service Expectations Provide access to HEM Smart OHS software package to all insured employer Provide assistance to insured employers in accordance with need, risk level and WorkCover NSW Licence requirements. Encourage active management involvement in OHS through training or other relevant programs Participate in OHS continuous improvement process through active use of HEM Smart OHS software or approved OHS Management System of choice Ensure management and staff are aware of their OHS responsibilities and that they are suitably trained and resourced to discharge those responsibilities HEM Service Level commitment Feb
6 Claims Management Service Expectations Injury Notification Provide hard copy and /or electronic claim forms for use by insured employer and workers Contact injured worker to advise claim number and obtain further injury details as indicated in schedule 1 Advise insured employer of claim number and obtain further information as indicated in schedule 1 Where claim is likely to be significant commence contact with Nominated treating doctor employer and injured worker as indicated in schedule 1 Liability determination Determine and notify the following within legislative time frames (see Schedule 1) Provisional liability Reasonable excuse Disputed or declined claims Advise insured employer of reasoning behind liability decisions Make referrals to previous insurer where relevant Case Management Develop an Injury Management Plan in accordance with Schedule 1 and update in accordance with claim development and legislative requirements Issue revised Injury Management Plans as and when required Liaise with, Injured Worker and Treatment Providers as often as required to assist the injured worker achieve a durable return to work within an optimum time frame Injury Notification Notify HEM in accordance with timeframes in Schedule 1 of becoming aware of any work related injury or illness to a worker utilising online claim notification, phone, fax or hard copy claim form Provide employee or their representative with Workers Compensation claim form immediately and assist with its submission where relevant Provide HEM with contact details of injured worker and treating doctor (where possible) to facilitate early contact Liability determination Provide HEM with all relevant information to assist with liability determination as soon as possible after notification of claim received by the employer. Case Management Cooperate with the requirements of the Injury Management Plan as required Develop a Return to Work Plan (RTW) in accordance with WorkCover NSW requirements for every significant claim Provide suitable duties (where reasonably practical) in accordance with medical restrictions and the RTW plan Liaise with HEM as often as required to assist obtaining a positive claim outcome HEM Service Level commitment Feb
7 Claims Management Service Expectations (cont) Estimates and wages reimbursements Apply WorkCover NSW estimating guidelines to all notified claims In the event of a dispute over estimations refer to HEM Group Case Manager with escalation to CEO if required. Make payments on receipt of invoice and /or wage reimbursement schedule in accordance with timeframes in Schedule 1 Medical Providers In accordance with WorkCover NSW guidelines engage one of more of the following types of medical investigations as required Independent Consultants, Physiotherapist, Chiropractor, Osteopath etc Injury Management Consultants, Independent Medical Examiner Rehabilitation Provide a list of WorkCover NSW accredited and HEM approved rehabilitation providers Monitor service delivery against HEM provider service standards Consult with insured employer prior to referring to rehabilitation provider Investigations and Legal Appoint an investigator and /or solicitor where required as indicated in Schedule 1 Inform insured employers any Workers Comp Commission matters as indicated in Schedule 1 Advise Insured employer on receipt of certificate of determination as indicated in Schedule 1 Monitor service delivery against HEM provider service standards Estimates and wages reimbursements Provide wage reimbursement schedules in accordance with employer pay cycle or as indicated in Schedule 1 Provide HEM with details of Award rate and wage summaries in order to establish Average Weekly Earnings Ensure all wage details are provided as indicated in schedule 1 and are accurate and include the following Employee status (permanent /casual etc) and Award rate and grade, and Wage records to establish Average Weekly Earnings (past 52 weeks where possible) Medical Providers Employers are encouraged to identify a preferred medical provider to assist with pre-employment medicals and assistance with identification of suitable duties where relevant. Rehabilitation Advise HEM of preferred rehabilitation provider if required Investigations and Legal Notify HEM of preferred legal provide if relevant Ensure all legal documentation is forwarded to HEM in accordance with Schedule 1 Ensure all information that may be relevant for investigations is made available to HEM and /or the appointed investigator /solicitor Make all HR records available to HEM on request HEM Service Level commitment Feb
8 SCHEDULE 1 KEY PERFORMANCE TIME FRAMES Time Frame Time Frame Account Management Account Management Appoint an Account Manager for the insured employer Advise key parties Appoint a Case Manager where required and advise key parties of any changes Conduct claim review meetings. Provide premium projections (5 notice required 5 5 1or 2 per yr 3 per year Where relevant nominate an employee relationship representative to act as the key contact with HEM Advise HEM Appoint a RTW coordinator and advise HEM of any changes (applicable to employers with more than 20 employees only. 5 5 Provide written advice to the insured employer of any claim where Net Incurred increases by greater than $15K at any one time monthly Underwriting Provide explanation of premium calculation components On request Underwriting Complete Premium renewal documents within 2 months of renewal date Within 2 months of renewal date Injury Notification Injury Notification Contact injured worker to advise claim number and obtain further injury details 3 business Notify HEM of becoming aware of any work related injury or illness to a worker 2 business Advise insured employer of claim number and obtain further information Where claim is likely to be significant commence contact with Nominated treating doctor employer and injured worker 3 business 3 business Provide HEM with the Prevailing award (or other) wage rate including average weekly hours worked by the Injured Worker over the previous 12 months or full term of employment (if less than 12 months) 4 calendar following initial injury notification Liability Determination Liability Determination Determine and notify the following within legislative time frames Provisional liability and 7 calendar after Notification Reasonable excuse Advise employer of liability decision 5 business HEM Service Level commitment Feb
9 Time Frame Time Frame Case Management Case Management Develop an Injury Management Plan for every significant claim 1 calendar month Develop a RTW plan in accordance with WorkCover NSW requirements for every significant claim 3 calendar Estimates & Wage Reimbursement Make payments on receipt of wage reimbursement schedule and/or WorkCover medical certificate and reimbursement for paid invoices Within 10 business Estimates & Wage Reimbursement (Review and return signed wage reimbursement schedule agreement if utilising the wage reimbursement schedule) Provide wage reimbursement schedules Provide to HEM within 5 business of the end of the month or pay cycle as agreed Investigations and Legal Investigations and Legal Appoint an investigator and /or solicitor where required Inform insured employers any Workers Comp Commission matters Within 5 business Ensure all legal documentation is forwarded to HEM 1 business day Advise Insured employer on receipt of certificate of determination HEM Service Level commitment Feb
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