Workers Insurance Association · NSW

Together,
advancing
workers’ compensation.

WIA is the representative body for NSW workers’ compensation insurers—uniting the industry to shape better regulation, stronger practice and positive outcomes for workers and employers.

What we advance

A stronger scheme starts with a shared voice.

WIA is where insurers, specialists and partners align on the system changes that matter—from injury prevention and claims practice to legislation, scheme design and sustainable recovery.

How WIA works
01

Advocacy with weight.

A clear, constructive industry voice in the regulatory and legislative decisions shaping NSW workers’ compensation.

02

Collaboration with purpose.

A trusted forum where members exchange experience, test ideas and turn shared knowledge into practical progress.

03

Leadership that moves.

Research, expert forums and industry initiatives focused on safer work, sustainable schemes and better recovery.

Latest positions & publications

Ideas built to shape the system.

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Our members

The people managing risk, recovery and progress.

WIA welcomes licensed workers’ compensation insurers across NSW, including self-insurers, specialised insurers and government insurers, alongside affiliate partners who strengthen our work.

More from WIA

Learn, watch and decode the scheme.

Continue with practical learning, industry recordings and a plain-language guide to NSW workers’ compensation terminology.

01 · WIA Academy

Practical learning for a stronger sector.

NSW-focused learning for RTW coordination, complex claims and recovery-at-work practice is coming soon.

WIA Academy — coming soon
02 · Media

Hear the reform conversation.

Watch WIA workshops, public information sessions and NSW Parliament hearings, with corrected transcripts.

Explore WIA media
03 · Scheme glossary

NSW terms, in plain language.

Find source-linked explanations for claims, benefits, recovery at work, insurer types and scheme regulation.

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Together, advancing

The next chapter of NSW workers’ compensation should be shaped by the people who know it best.

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