November 21

What is the average payout for industrial deafness?

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The payout you’ll receive from noise-induced hearing loss can vary. It largely depends on the extent of your hearing loss, when you finished working and the state you most worked in.

For instance, Victorian workers can receive between $700-$2,100 for each 1% hearing loss, so long as their industrial deafness exceeds 10%.

Estimating the payout on your own can be challenging as various factors influence it. We will gather all the necessary information and help you maximise your compensation entitlements.


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