Christmas and New Year opening hours and pay dates
We have reduced hours over the holiday period and are closed on public holidays. Your payments from us may be paid early. See more details.
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Engagement and Performance Managers can help you understand how we work, and how our policies and processes relate to you.
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We’re launching a webinar series in March 2024 for suppliers and providers interested in tendering for the new Integrated Services for Sensitive Claims (ISSC) contract or being a named provider under a contract.
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We’re proud to be partnering with Waka Ama NZ to help deliver two events in the new year, starting with the hugely-popular Waka Ama Sprint Nationals this month.
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Supporting New Zealanders in challenging times E tautoko ana i ngā tāngata o Aotearoa i te wā o te taumaha
ACC's strong investment returns have helped to offset the impact of falling interest rates on our balance sheet in 2019/20. Find out more in our annual report.
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The chilling truth: winter injuries in and around the home He kōrero nā Hine Takurua: ngā wharanga nō roto, nō waho hoki i te kāinga i te wā o te Takurua
The cold winter weather means staying warm in our homes. But does more time at home mean more home-based injuries? We got some surprising answers.
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We support the Road to Zero vision, with a target of reducing annual deaths and serious injuries by 40 percent by 2030.
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Wai Mauri Health, a Hamilton-based Māori healthcare provider, is making the most of ACC’s support of rongoā Māori to empower its kiritaki (clients) to have control over their wellbeing and enjoy better health outcomes.
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We’re encouraging New Zealanders to be mindful of the dangers of the Christmas rush this month to avoid an injury that sours the festive season.
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After suffering a horrific workplace injury, Corbin Hart found a new passion in kayaking. That passion took him to the world stage and he's ready for more.
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After growing up in a Pākehā world, Nikau Munroe-Rawiri (Te Aupouri, Te Rarawa, Te Waiariki, Ngātiwai) has been on a journey to find his true self. The waka (vehicle) to get him there has been his study into rongoā Māori.