The Design, oversight and monitoring of employment services reforms 2024
The Design, oversight and monitoring of employment services reforms July 2024 The Antipoverty Centre and other civil society…
TONIGHT: About us not for us – What the Workforce Australia inquiry means for welfare recipients
The Antipoverty Centre and the Australian Unemployed Workers’ Union will host an online public meeting about the disappointing Workforce Australia employment services inquiry recommendations and how welfare recipients should respond on Wednesday 13 December.
Burke must immediately pause Centrelink payment suspensions following Workforce Australia inquiry report
Government inquiry admits deeply flawed system – millions of suspension notices were issued in the year of the inquiry
Burke must protect welfare recipients affected by WA fires
70,000 people on Centrelink payments in WA are being subjected to unsafe heat and bushfire risk under threat of payment cuts
SURVEY: 93% of welfare recipients say “mutual” obligations harm mental and physical health
$4 billion-a-year privatised employment services system does not find people work
Antipoverty Centre submission to the Inquiry into Workforce Australia Employment Services | May 2023
Antipoverty Centre submission to the Inquiry into Workforce Australia Employment Services | May 2023 The failure of employment…
Antipoverty Centre welcomes call to abolish ParentsNext and demands MO suspension for ALL employment services
The interim report has recognised the harm of mutual obligations and payment suspensions, use this report to act on all employment services.
Unemployed advocates to address first poverty inquiry in 50 years
Hearing begins at 10:15am AEDT in Canberra today
Not left behind, but held back
Poor people in this country are not being left behind. We are being actively held back.
Submission to the Committee inquiry into the extent and nature of poverty 2023
Poor people in this country are not being left behind. We are being actively held back.