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Amanda Rishworth says jobseekers will no longer be forced to submit ‘endless’ pointless job applications
Welfare advocates say that while the reforms are a step in the right direction, the privatised employment services model has failed and should be torn up
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afr.com
Jobseeker rules to change in major Labor revamp
The government will transform obligations for dole recipients as the number of those on unemployment benefits for five years or more climbs to 20 per cent.
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theage.com.au
Jobseeker services to get first overhaul in 30 years
The one-size-fits-all scheme will be replaced by three streams as Labor grapples with the best way to assist the country’s growing cohort of long-term unemployed people.
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theguardian.com
Labor to announce easing of jobseeker mutual obligations requirements in major overhaul of employment system
Employment minister Amanda Rishworth plans to move system from a ‘one size fits all’ employment services model to three streams of support
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sbs.com.au
Australia's major employment services shake-up: Here's what's changing — and what's not
The $312 million overhaul maintains one element critics say is "punishment as usual".
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Employment services overhaul aims to make system fairer after litany of complaints
The system has faced complaints welfare payments are being cancelled unfairly, and that it punishes people with complex needs.
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Australia's major employment services shake-up: Here's what changing — and what's not
What does Employment Minister Amanda Rishworth's $312 million reform package include?
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No more ‘endless job applications’ to get the dole in Labor overhaul
Requirements for the long-term unemployed to apply for a minimum number of positions a month in return for the dole will be loosened under a new model.
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Amanda Rishworth says jobseekers will no longer be forced to submit ‘endless’ pointless job applications
Welfare advocates say that while the reforms are a step in the right direction, the privatised employment services model has failed and should be torn up