Instead of applying for 20 jobs a month, from Monday July 4 Australians on JobSeeker payments will have to earn 100 points a month. So what will you actually need to do?
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With the end of JobKeeper come changes that will force more people to search for work.
Financially stressing people who can’t make ends meet makes it hard for them to function.
An online survey suggests they found it easier to live, easier to care for their families, and easier to prepare for the world of paid work.
Getting people off welfare appears to “disappear” as many as it puts into jobs.
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