Australians with disabilities need some positive help

donnashuggy
Community Member

on ‎10-05-2014 04:13 PM

Seems like they are being punished instead and life is going to be made harder for them.

 

 

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fourandsixpants
Community Member

on ‎10-05-2014 04:17 PM

what have you?

meaning?....pls expand

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donnashuggy
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In response to fourandsixpants

on ‎10-05-2014 04:20 PM

@paintsew007 wrote:

what have you?

meaning?....pls expand

It's not easy to get a job when you have a disability

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fourandsixpants
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In response to donnashuggy

‎10-05-2014 04:24 PM - edited ‎10-05-2014 04:27 PM

Hhhhhmmmmmn.

That all you got?

 

Could sound ominous.

Nasty situation. Very nasty. Low even

....."People With a Disability Australia president Craig Wallace said there must be a focus on creating jobs.

And he has questioned how the Government can be considering changes before it has released a broader review of the welfare system by Patrick McClure.

"We haven't even seen the interim report of the McClure review, which is meant to provide a methodical and evidence-based approach," he said.

 

.....this coalition govt is not focused on creating jobs for anybody.....jus 'slash and cut'......let alone for people with disabilities.

poddster
Community Member

on ‎10-05-2014 04:25 PM

Made harder for these people, a good idea dont you think?

 

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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."

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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donnashuggy
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In response to poddster

on ‎10-05-2014 04:29 PM

Made harder for these people, a good idea dont you think?

 

Offer them a job poddy, that is a good idea 🙂 When can they start? What kind of job? How many jobs out there cater for these varied disabilities?

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fourandsixpants
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In response to poddster

‎10-05-2014 04:33 PM - edited ‎10-05-2014 04:35 PM

....what about all the tax haven types in the big end of town???......what about all the international companies operating at a profit here in Oz then avoiding paying tax????

 

 

Surely both these avenues of stockpiling $'s would be energy better spent by this Coalition mobster lot than paying doctors and specialists - we are short of them so a lot of newly emigrated Drs and specialists will be rubbing their hands together, looking forward to this little lark!....(their 'mates' would have fully versed them on how to rort the system!!) - to reassess a few people?

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poddster
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In response to donnashuggy

on ‎10-05-2014 04:39 PM

Donna why would I or anyone offer a job to fraudsters?

 

Arn't there enough of those already?

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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donnashuggy
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In response to poddster

on ‎10-05-2014 04:42 PM

@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 🙂

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