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on โ10-05-2014 04:13 PM
Seems like they are being punished instead and life is going to be made harder for them.
Solved! Go to Solution.
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on โ10-05-2014 04:44 PM
Trust me on this one.
The Coalition would be wise and better advised to put energies into investigating the operations and books of recently appointed and newly arrived doctors and specialists who have a free range in our public hospital system. Doubling up on procedures per patient etc etc and then charging it to our Medicare......check it out!!
.....but leave our disabled ALONE you monsters.
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โ10-05-2014 05:04 PM - edited โ10-05-2014 05:06 PM
@donnashuggy wrote:
@poddster wrote:Donna why would I or anyone offer a job to fraudsters?
Arn't there enough of those already?
I was actually talking about people with disabilities, you can interview fraudsters instead if you like, knock them back and that is all they will need to prove they have looked for work ๐
I read this article earlier
Easy access to welfare is over: Andrews
and I agree with it.
Of course there are many who cannot work for all sorts of reasons, but there are also many examples of where the "experts" have gotten it wrong too.
I know one young man who would probably qualify for the DSP just based on his anxiety issues, not taking into consideration other issues including poor fine and gross motor skills, a Cerabellum Development Disorder which affects his balance etc (CDD) and a whole hiost of other labels such as OCD etc.
Nope, he can't tie his shoelaces, do up buttons or walk in a straight line, and probably not even cross a road safely, without assistance.
But what he can and does do is attend university full time, operates his own tutoring business, works part time in sound and production and also, as of march this year is managing a small takeaway shop with his younger brother.
The experts said he can't work, would never be able to, that he was destined for a life of institutional living or maybe in assisted care - they were wrong.
Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.
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on โ10-05-2014 05:05 PM
Promoting negative stereotypes of groups of people is 'positive thing' in your view is it Poddster?
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on โ10-05-2014 05:09 PM
I know what you mean Crikey, many in the workforce can't think for themselves or do up their shoes yet they have a job ๐
I was talking about the ones that have disabilities like you mention "Of course there are many who cannot work for all sorts of reasons," a bit of job creation might help them but poddy described them as fraudsters earlier ๐
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on โ10-05-2014 05:11 PM
cross him off the suitable employer list
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on โ10-05-2014 05:13 PM
Just another shining example of not reading what was written. My post was about people defrauding the disability system and you suggested that i give those people a job.
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on โ10-05-2014 05:16 PM
@poddster wrote:Just another shining example of not reading what was written. My post was about people defrauding the disability system and you suggested that i give those people a job.
This thread is about Australians with disabilities, you responded that you agreed it should be harder for them.
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on โ10-05-2014 05:16 PM
Well if there are fraudsters on disability then should not the diagnostic procedures and the diagnosing Drs be investigated?
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05:19 PM
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โ10-05-2014
07:29 PM
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underbat
what does this (your signature) mean Poddster?
your siggie:I know that you believe you understand what you think I said, but I'm not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant.
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on โ10-05-2014 05:24 PM
Donna, you may want to re read my original post, this time instead of seeing what you want to see read the words
Made harder for these people, a good idea dont you think?
"
The Department of Human Services says its hotline has received 1,116 Medicare-related tip-offs since July 1, 2013.
Officers have investigated 275 cases, which has translated into 34 cases submitted to the Commonwealth Department of Public Prosecutions and 12 convictions.
The value of those 12 cases adds up to an estimated $474,000, with fraudsters ripping off an average of almost $40,000 each."
My reference is about people defrauding the system, did you miss the salient point?

