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With the recent reporting by the Commonwealth Ombudsman and Deloitte on how the mutual obligations system and Targeted Compliance Framework is exploiting and victimising Jobseekers, it is high time to make a public stand at the office of the Employment Minister, Amanda Rishworth!
We will be gathering at Amanda's office with our signs and our voices to call for the abolition of mutual obligations, an apology and recompense for the 950+ Jobseekers whose payments were unlawfully suspended under the TCP, and to hear from others who have been affected by this system.
Afterwards, we will be gathering for coffee (on the APN SA's dime!) and the latest updates on our exciting Grassroots Advocacy Training program, which will be kicking off in October using our recently-awarded Wyatt Trust Grant!
Please join us to take a stand against the mutual obligations system and to share your experiences and support your fellow Jobseekers.
If you or someone you know has an experience with these systems, we want to hear it!
You can speak about it on the day or provide a written account or recording via:
- E-mailing us at info@apnsa.org
- Using APSNA鈥檚 on our website
- Directly messaging the
Just put 鈥淢utual Obligations鈥 in your submission and confirm that you are happy for us to share your story at this action.
As always, if transport to the event is an issue, get in touch and APNSA will assist for free, no questions asked!
We hope to see you there; the more people who attend, the better chance our voices can be heard!
For any questions about any of the above, you can contact us via any of the above methods, or at info@apnsa.org or call聽0402 681 352.
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Anti-Poverty Network SA
info@apnsa.org
0402 681 352
apn-sa.org
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