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No 'discernible impact' from aged care funding boost – Arvida

The Government announced a $200m funding boost in November to close the pay gap between frontline health workers and nurses working in hospitals.

Arvida's 'The Wood' village in Nelson.

Retirement village provider Arivda Group has criticised the Government’s effort to address long-standing pay issues amongst aged care nurses, saying it has had no “discernible impact” on addressing worker shortages.

It comes just six months after the NZX-listed company initially applauded the

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Nicholas Pointon Tue, 30 May 2023
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