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NSW's Eurobodalla Council quits home care after more than 30 years

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In a confidential session at their 25 March meeting, the Council on the NSW South Coast endorsed a proposal to transition out of providing home care, seniors respite and disability services later this year, impacting 148 clients and 75 staff. Before the decision is finalised, the Council will confirm other providers are able to take on their clients, staff will be consulted, and a detailed plan for the transition will be drawn up. In May, Counci…
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NSW's Eurobodalla Council quits home care after more than 30 years

In a confidential session at their 25 March meeting, the Council on the NSW South Coast endorsed a proposal to transition out of providing home care, seniors respite and disability services later this year, impacting 148 clients and 75 staff. Before the decision is finalised, the Council will confirm other providers are able to take on their clients, staff will be consulted, and a detailed plan for the transition will be drawn up. In May, Counci…

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“Cruel and financially reckless”– another Vic council to axe in-home care services leaving 300 workers in the lurch - Aged Care Insite

The City of Greater Geelong Council has blindsided locals with the sudden announcement that it will be voting to cease its in-home care services, potentially leaving older people and their carers in limbo. Should the Council vote to end its services, it will mean the approximately 300 aged care workers that service over 3000 clients will be lose thier jobs, resulting in around $10 million in redundancy payments. The Australian Services Union (AS…

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