An ICA member reflects that disability care requires flexible workforce arrangements, and people prepared to do the work! The ICA member says:
I am interested in the progress of the National Disability Insurance Scheme and admit self-interest. I now have my 93-year-old, infirm mother living in my home and requiring a high level of care. More...
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Disability care needs flexible workforces
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Foreign worker 457 visas rorted in IT
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
ICA member Allen Cummings says the 457 visa arrangements are not working in IT. Comments welcome. Allen says:
I am concerned that the media doesn’t understand what is happening in the IT industry with offshoring jobs and the use of cheap 457 visa IT staff to replace Australian IT staff. More...
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