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What you need to know
- Employment Service Providers - Overview
- Selecting an Employment Services Provider
- Disability Employment Services
- Job Capacity Assessments
- Getting the most out of your Employment Pathway Plan
- Complying with Employment Service Providers and Centrelink
- Changing your Employment Service Provider
- Your rights and Employment Service Providers
- Complaining is OK
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- Work Experience
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WRC Submissions
Submission to the Inquiry into the NDIS Legislation 2012.
WRC submission to the Senate Standing Committee on Community Affairs Inquiry into the National Disability Insurance Scheme Legislation 2012
Submission to Inquiry into the Adequacy and Appropriateness of Allowances 2012
Submission to the Senate Community Affiars Inquiry into the Adequacy and Appropriateness of Allowances August 2012
Submission to Inquiry into the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Fair Incentives to Work) Bill
Submission to Inquiry into the Social Security Legislation Amendment (Fair Incentives to Work) Bill July 2012.
This submission focusses on the changes to Parenting Payment arrangements.
Submission to the Senate Community Affairs Inquiry March 2012
Welfare Rights Qld contributed to this National Welfare Rights Network Submission that covers the following Bills:
- Security Legislation Amendment Bill 2011,
- Stronger Futures in the Northern Territory Bill 2011, and
- Stronger Futures in the Northern Territory (Consequential and Transitional Provisions) Bill 2011
Submissions to ALRC Inquiry into Family Violence and Commonweatlh Laws September 2011
This submission was a collaboration between the Australian Association of Social Workers, (Qld Branch) and the Welfare Rights Centre.
Response to Issues Paper No. 38, Family Violence and Commonwealth Laws—Child Support and Family Assistance
Response to Issues Paper No. 39, Family Violence and Commonwealth Laws — Social Security
Submission to inquiry on mental health and workforce participation
The Welfare Rights Centre would like to thank the National Welfare Rights Network for permitting the links to their factsheets and self-help materials.