Corporate

Mental Health Campaign

Mental health conditions remain the leading cause of accepted claims at TAL, accounting for 27% of all accepted claims in our group insurance portfolio last financial year, and they continue to grow faster than any other cause.

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Helping Australians take action on mental health and wellbeing

People with mental health challenges experience more discrimination in finding and keeping a job than in any other area of life, according to the National Mental Health Commission and SANE Australia's 2026 National Stigma and Discrimination Report Card.

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Meet our team: Nikki Marriott

We sat down with Nikki Marriott, TAL’s Senior Manager, Employer Solutions, to talk about what employers and brokers really need from an insurer, and how the corporate group insurance market is shifting toward partnership over product.

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TAL partners with SANE Australia to support complex mental health

TAL’s partnership with SANE Australia introduces new peer support and digital initiatives that strengthen recovery pathways for people living with complex mental health conditions.

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How vocational support is changing outcomes for IP claimants

This edition's Claims Corner looks at how TAL's vocational rehabilitation services help employees on IP claims find a way back into the workforce, whether that's a gradual return to their existing role or a new direction entirely.

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Inside the rise of mental health TPD claims: a corporate lens

Mental health-related TPD claims are rising fast, workers' comp reforms are tightening access, and early intervention through the right workplace cover structure is making a difference to employee outcomes.

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Musculoskeletal Health Campaign

Musculoskeletal conditions were the fourth highest area for accepted claims across TAL's group insurance portfolio in the 2024–25 financial year.

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CEO Survey 2026

In the 2026 CEO Survey, TAL Group CEO Fiona Macgregor discusses the mental health crisis reshaping the workforce, how TAL is investing in recovery services, GenAI productivity gains in claims, and policy priorities for Australian competitiveness.

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Helping employees stay mobile, for life

Back pain, arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions affect around one in three Australians. They're common, but many can be managed or prevented with practical, everyday steps. Here's how to help your clients keep their employees active and independent.

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Helping your clients take heart health seriously

Heart disease accounts for one in four Australian deaths, but 65% of cases are preventable.

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Heart Health Campaign

Access TAL's ready-to-use toolkit to help your members take heart health seriously.

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Supporting employees through recovery

TAL partners with Valion Health to bridge the gap for those who lack strong support networks or access to specialist care, helping them navigate recovery and return to work where possible.

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Fostering inclusive workplaces

Jenny Oliver shares how genuine care and early engagement can support employees returning to work after illness or injury helping build more inclusive, confident and connected workplaces.

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Expanding our services for employees who claim

As part of our Health for Life approach, TAL has expanded its Claims Support and Empowering Recovery services with a range of new, evidence-based programs tailored to meet the evolving needs of employees on claim.

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The new IGP network partner in Australia

TAL Life Limited Australia officially joined the International Group Program (IGP) Network as the Australian network partner.

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TAL's in-house health expertise

Learn how TAL's Health Services team, led by Dr. Priya Chagan, is enhancing employee wellbeing through expert care and innovative health solutions.

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TAL supported more Australians last financial year, meeting an important community need

Last financial year, TAL paid $4.7 billion in claims to support 54,000 customers and their families, offering financial and recovery support when it was needed most. Learn how TAL is blending digital innovation with human care to help Australians through illness, injury and loss.

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