How are the listed aged care operators affected by pay equity increases?
They may have to pay premium rates to stay ahead of the rest of the sector.
The listed aged care operators have been given a boost by increased government funding, although may still have to pay premium rates to stay ahead of the rest of the sector.
The government is implementing a pay equity pay deal for care workers worth $2 billion of extra pay for some 55,000
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Thu, 20 Apr 2017
Thu, 20 Apr 2017
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How are the listed aged care operators affected by pay equity increases?
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