The Public Service Association on Tuesday said the entire iCare board should step down after a parliamentary inquiry on Monday heard the company had sought to terminate payments to 17,000 workers on compensation.

It also heard Mr Nagle had been sanctioned by the board in 2019 for a conflict of interest.

“A fish rots from its head – and it’s clear the board overseeing our workers’ compensation scheme are rotten and need to go,” the PSA’s Stewart Little said.

“The current workers’ compensation model is broken. It does not have fairness incorporated into the system, deferring decisions to a list of rent seekers that rely upon the workers’ compensation system for fees – is not independent or fair.”

https://thenewdaily.com.au/finance/work/2020/08/04/icare-john-nagle-resign/

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https://au.news.yahoo.com/chief-executive-troubled-icare-resigns-002628436–spt.html

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/wires/aap/article-8590125/Chief-executive-troubled-iCare-resigns.htmlAlso