appeal against decision of Workers Compensation Regulator, entitlement to compensation, s 108, sch 2, where the Appellant was a 'contractor', whether a contract was validly formed between the parties, whether the Appellant was a worker, Workers' Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003 (Qld) (‘WCRA’) s 11
appeal against decision of Workers Compensation Regulator, arising out of, major significant contributing factor, of employment, or in the course, psychological injury, workers’ compensation
appeal against decision of Workers Compensation Regulator, perceived conflict of interest, psychiatric or psychological injury, whether action taken to move worker to another unit so as to deal with the conflict of interest was management action, whether excluded under section 32(5) of the Workers’ Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003, whether management action taken had a causal connection with the injury, whether the management action taken was reasonable management action taken in a reasonable way, whether worker’s psychiatric or psychological injury arose out of the worker’s perception of reasonable management action being taken against the worker
appeal against decision of Workers Compensation Regulator, implementation of the performance management plan was reasonable management action, reasonable management action taken in a reasonable way, where appellant bears onus of proof, where standard of proof on balance of probabilities, whether appellant sustained psychological injury in accordance with section 32 of the Workers Compensation and Rehabilitation Act 2003, whether employment is the major significant contributing factor to the injury, whether the performance management plan was managed in a reasonable way, workers’ compensation
