Vote to make aged care staff ratios law.

It has been a year since the Royal Commission handed down its final report but the crisis in aged care continues. Mr Morrison has not done his job.

Despite the Royal Commission finding that Australia’s aged care sector is widely understaffed, and as a result many vulnerable residents are neglected and do not receive the care they need or deserve, we still do not have the most important reform of aged care ratios.

Staffing ratios in aged care are crucial to provide the care nurses and carers want and the elderly deserve. This election, support politicians who commit to making staff ratios in aged care a priority and to the reform that the system needs.

Go to itsnottoomuch.com and help us to make aged care ratios law this election. It’s not too much to ask.

Reports and submissions:

• All in the Family: Tax and Financial Practices of Australia’s largest Family-Owned Aged Care Companies
• Tax Avoidance by for-profit aged care companies: profit shifting on public funds
• Future of Australia’s aged care sector workforce senate inquiry report 2017
• ANMF National Aged Care Survey 2016
• Senate Inquiry Aged Care Workforce Submission
• National Aged Care Staffing and Skills Mix Project Report 2016.

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