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What: Sheriffs down tools and hold protest When: 8.30am Where: Campbelltown Courthouse Why: Sheriffs will walk off the job over staffing crisis Contact: Lachlan Good 0408 284 159 Press Release: Sheriffs walk off the job over staffing crisis and poor pay Sheriffs in Campbelltown will stop work and … Continued
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What: Sheriffs down tools and hold protest When: 8.30am Where: Wollongong Courthouse Why: Sheriffs will walk off the job over staffing crisis Contact: Ben James 0438 485 535 Press Release: Sheriffs walk off the job over staffing crisis and poor pay Sheriffs in Wollongong will stop work and … Continued
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What: Sheriffs down tools and hold protest When: 8.30am Where: Campbelltown Courthouse Why: Sheriffs will walk off the job over staffing crisis Contact: Lachlan Good 0408 284 159 Press Release: Sheriffs walk off the job over staffing crisis and poor pay Sheriffs in Campbelltown will stop work and … Continued
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What: Sheriffs down tools and hold protest When: 8.30am Where: Wollongong Courthouse Why: Sheriffs will walk off the job over staffing crisis Contact: Ben James 0438 485 535 Press Release: Sheriffs walk off the job over staffing crisis and poor pay Sheriffs in Wollongong will stop work and … Continued
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Monday, 29 July 2024 NCOSS WELCOMES NO-GROUNDS EVICTIONS AND PORTABLE BOND REFORMS AT TODAY’S NSW PARLIAMENTARY INQUIRY The NSW Council of Social Service (NCOSS) strongly welcomes the Minns Government’s work to end no-grounds evictions and ensure portability of bonds. The proposed reforms to end no-grounds evictions will be outlined in legislation scheduled to be introduced … Continued
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Dominique Rowe, CEO Homelessness NSW: “Stopping no-grounds evictions is a sensible move that will help prevent tenants who have done nothing wrong from being at risk of suddenly losing their housing and facing homelessness. “With 68,400 people accessing specialist homelessness services each year, we need further reforms and investment to fix the broken … Continued
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The union which represents local government workers welcomes the Minns government’s commitment today to inject $252 million into the state’s 128 local councils to employ 1,300 apprentices and trainees to fill gaping skills shortages. The next generation of mechanics, engineers, early childhood educators, plumbers, civil construction workers, and planning cadets will begin work early … Continued
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The union which represents local government workers welcomes the Minns government’s commitment today to inject $252 million into the state’s 128 local councils to employ 1,300 apprentices and trainees to fill gaping skills shortages. The next generation of mechanics, engineers, early childhood educators, plumbers, civil construction workers, and planning cadets will begin work early … Continued
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The result of the Extraordinary Council Meeting is disappointing for the community of Liverpool. The Interim Report of the Independent Investigation of the Office for Local Government raises serious concerns. We, the dissenting Councillors, argued for Council to support the process that the Minister for Local Government has laid out. We believe it is essential that the process … Continued
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Child protection workers at the Liverpool Community Services Centre will walk off the job today over the under-staffing crisis in NSW child protection, which means only one in every five children assessed as ‘at risk of serious harm’ are being seen by a caseworker. When: 12.30pm, Wednesday 24 July 2024 Where: 23-31 Moore Street Liverpool … Continued
