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CHA warns not-for-profit workers could be worse off |
| Spokesperson: | Catholic Health Australia |
| Date: | Thursday, 11 February 2010 |
| Category: | Health Workforce |
| Catholic Health Australia (CHA) warned tax policy directions proposed in the Productivity Commission’s report on the Contribution of the Not-For-Profit sector could lead to a pay cut for health and aged care workers. "The Commission has described fringe benefits tax concessions for employees of not-for-profit organisations as ineffective," Mr Laverty said. "If the Government abolished those concessions, it would leave health and aged care workers with less pay and Catholic not-for-profit hospitals and aged care facilities forced to shut essential services." For complete media release, please download file below. |
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