Connection between relevant events, employment and primary psychological injuries

In force

No compensation is payable for a primary psychological injury to a worker unless—

(a)

a relevant event or a series of relevant events caused the primary psychological injury, and

(b)

there is a real and direct connection between the relevant event or series of relevant events and the worker’s employment, and

(c)

employment is the main contributing factor to the primary psychological injury.

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