ACC stops payments to record numbers of long-term clients

Update: 2025-10-27

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ACC is telling long-term injured clients around the country that they are "work ready" and giving them four weeks notice that their payments will stop.

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ACC stops payments to record numbers of long-term clients

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ACC stops payments to record numbers of long-term clients

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ACC stops payments to record numbers of long-term clients

ACC stops payments to record numbers of long-term clients