❓ Mr. Staltari's question seeks data on workers' compensation claims made by WA public school teachers against the Department of Education, specifically related to assaults, stress, and overwork, across multiple years. The answer refers to another question.
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I refer to workers compensation claims made against the Department of Education, and I ask: (a) How many workers compensation claims were made to the Department of Education by WA public school teachers in the 2024 school year; (b) Of the number given in (a), how many claims were a result of physical injuries sustained by being assaulted at school; (c) Of the number given in (a), how many claims cited stress or overwork as a significant reason for making their claim; and (d) What is the equivalent answer for (a), (b) and (c) for the following school years: (i) 2023; (ii) 2022; and (iii) 2021?
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19 August 2025
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Minister for Education
Response time
9 days
Refer to Legslative Council Question On Notice 195.
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