Tough immigration rules impacting aged care sector

Monday, August 6th, 2018

Rest homes are starting to lose valuable workers as stricter immigration rules bite, says the Aged Care Association.

Kaitaia therapist, Juliet Garcia, has worked for 10 years but can’t get residence.

She’s just one example of immigration rules affecting the sector, said chief executive of the Aged Care Association, Simon Wallace. Continue reading

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