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Punishment for profit

How provider cruelty is rewarded in Australia's employment services system

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Punishment for profit

How provider cruelty is rewarded in Australia's employment services system

“Mutual” obligations must be abolished.
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The Punishment for Profit report is based on hundreds of responses to surveys conducted by the Antipoverty Centre. This research is ongoing. If you are in Workforce Australia, Disability Employment Services or a similar program, we welcome any information you are able to share about your experiences.

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We are not stopping on the day this report launches – for as long as the abuse continues in employment services, so will we. This report will be periodically updated and re-issued.

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