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Incolink provides an extensive list of insurance options for your workforce, including Discretionary Cover, Leisure Time Injury, and more. Find out more about Insurance with Incolink.

Work Injury Management
Incolink Worker Injury Management Service (WIMS) is automatically available to employers and injured workers when the applicable levy is paid.
Wellbeing & Support Services
Wellbeing & Support Services
Incolink is the safety net for your physical and mental health. Wellbeing & Support services are exclusive to workers in the construction industry as part of your membership.
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Call 1300 000 129 any time of the day or night.

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Bluehats Suicide Prevention
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Incolink CEO Erik Locke

RBA deliberates while the construction industry hlds its breath

Aug 06, 2024

Incolink CEO Erik Locke: While the RBA deliberates the construction industry holds its breath

In 1965 the new $10 million Reserve Bank Building opened as a starkly modern symbol of a new Australia that was now ready to step out of the shadows of the...