HeyJaredBehind the Claims Podcast
Behind the Claims Podcast brings you real stories and straight answers on workplace injuries, breaking down the workers compensation system. For everyone who's been injured at work, employers, healthcare workers, and support people who want to help.
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EP 15 AI Resumes & The Truth About Recruitment Agencies | Insight from a Recruitment Expert (opens the original)
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"You've got one phone call to prove you're the right fit." Recruitment specialist Paulo Ubaldo, Business Development Manager and Recruitment Specialist at AusRehab, returns for part two of his conversation on Behind the Claim, this time going deep on what actually gets someone hired, especially when they're managing an injury, illness, or disability on top of a tough job market. From AI resumes and resume screening to interview preparation and recruitment agencies, Paulo shares what job seekers
EP 14 Suicide Prevention in Construction | Brad Parker on Asking the Question That Could Save a Life (opens the original)
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Suicide prevention in construction is one of the most important conversations happening in Australia's building industry. In this episode, Brad Parker, CEO of MATES in Construction NSW, explains why construction workers face a higher risk of suicide, how to recognise when someone may be struggling, and why asking one simple question could save a life. This episode discusses suicide. If you need support, Lifeline is available 24/7 on 13 11 14 or visit lifeline.org.au . "It only takes ten seconds
EP 13 Why Psychological Workers Compensation Claims Get Stuck | Psychologist Explains Recovery (opens the original)
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Psychological workers compensation claims can be some of the hardest to recover from. In this episode, psychologist Sharon Draper explains why people often get stuck during recovery and what genuinely helps them move forward after a workplace psychological injury. "We need structure. We need a routine. We need purpose. We need meaning. We need movement. We need social connections." That's how Sharon Draper sums up what it really takes to recover from a mental health injury, and it's exactly what
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