ACC plans to get thousands of people off weekly compensation

Update: 2025-11-16

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ACC is planning to use artificial intelligence to identify claimants it could remove from the long term claims pool, as a way to save money.

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ACC plans to get thousands of people off weekly compensation

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ACC plans to get thousands of people off weekly compensation

ACC plans to get thousands of people off weekly compensation